LinkOSOpen software and public services for working with AI agents
We build the OpenLinkOS open-source projects and run the free LinkOS services for developers. The code and the configuration behind them are public.
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What we do
Open-source projects
- OriginLocal-first, cross-agent personal memory for AI coding agents, shared with every agent over MCP.MIT License
- OpenLinkOS AgentA model-agnostic TypeScript framework for building AI agents, with skills, plugins, sub-agents and teams.MIT License
- Design systemThe brand, a CSS design system for apps and the theme every LinkOS and OpenLinkOS site uses.MIT License for the code
Free public services
- LinkOS MirrorsMirrors of Docker Hub, gcr.io, ghcr.io, quay.io and registry.k8s.io. Swap the registry's domain for ours and pull as usual.Runs in Los Angeles, for users overseas and in mainland China
- LinkOS StatusThe live status and history of every service, checked every minute from Los Angeles and from mainland China.Public records since December 2023
How we work
- Open by default. Every service's configuration is public, so anyone can run their own copy.
- Honest about the free services. They run on a best-effort basis; we announce changes ahead of time and explain any limits.
- Little data. No analytics and no third-party trackers; logs exist to run the services and stop abuse.
More in About us.
News
- linkos.io, the home of LinkOSLinkOS now has its own website. Our websites share one footer, and each publishes a security contact.
- Origin 0.1.0The first release of Origin, local-first personal memory shared by your AI coding agents, is on npm.
- linkos.org opens, and the mirrors and status page are rebuiltThe services get their own home. The mirrors move to Caddy and zot, and the status page now checks from mainland China too.
Contact
Write to admin@linkos.io. To report abuse of a service, see Report abuse; for security issues, see Trust and security.