AgentOS is operating-system infrastructure designed around agents. It brings private models, custom models, tool access, app collaboration, and automated execution into one unified system capability.
AgentOS 试图从系统层重新组织这一切：模型由系统管理，工具由系统接入，应用在统一能力之上协同工作。
From Files, Note, Office, Text, Chat, and Music, applications no longer stay isolated. They share models, tools, and workflows on one common capability layer.
Fenn Files rethinks file management. Files can be understood, filtered, previewed, and processed by agents, turning them into working materials inside a broader workflow.
Kora Note is the space for long-term knowledge and context. Notes are not only for recording, but also for retrieval, linking, accumulation, and future task support.
Moss Office brings agents into the Office suite through add-ins, helping users offload translation, summarization, checking, and other repetitive work directly inside documents, sheets, and presentations.
Cory Text is built for writing, editing, and rewriting. It brings AI into the document itself so drafting, polishing, restructuring, and collaboration happen inside a real text workflow.
AgentOS Chat is the main entry for users to work with agents. It is not only for messaging, but also for organizing tasks, preserving context, and invoking tools.
Toney Music explores how media applications can work with agents, extending beyond playback into understanding, management, and personalized companionship.
It does not squeeze AI into a single interface. It organizes desktop hosting, agent execution, model management, and tool access as one unified system capability.
AgentOS uses the desktop system as the main runtime entry for models, agents, and apps, while preserving windows, apps, and workspaces in a more AI-native organization model.
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LiteAgent is the internal agent engine of AgentOS, responsible for context handling, task execution, and toolchain orchestration, so conversations become the beginning of real work.
AgentOS provides unified model access and management for local, private, and custom models. OpenTool gives the system a shared tool access layer, while model API keys are centrally managed at the system layer.
