Run the project locally
The Docker quickstart asks for one supported model-provider key, builds the stack, runs migrations, and starts the API, worker, web app, and Postgres locally.
Run the OS locally, understand how agents execute work, explore its governance model, and find the right place to contribute.
Public pre-release build. The core platform runs locally now; release and production suitability must still be assessed from the repository and roadmap.
The Docker quickstart asks for one supported model-provider key, builds the stack, runs migrations, and starts the API, worker, web app, and Postgres locally.
Stable notes explain runtime execution, durable streaming, governance, context systems, prompt-injection boundaries, and individually enableable integration packages.
Contributor guidance records repository conventions, development expectations, verification commands, and the boundaries that changes must preserve.
Follow the pre-release build, the first tagged release, current Code Mode and applications work, and the later reliability and deployment milestones.