OpenCorpo

Getting Started

OpenCorpo Overview

OpenCorpo is a local-first AI operating system designed for teams that need execution workflows with safety controls, not only conversational chat.

The current system combines:

  • An Electron desktop app (chat, jobs, settings, audit, onboarding).
  • A local Bun daemon (apps/daemon) that exposes runtime APIs and orchestration.
  • A declarative control plane in config/**/*.json that can be proposed/edited with validation.

OpenCorpo is currently in very early beta and evolves quickly.

Core Idea

Most assistants can answer questions. OpenCorpo is built to run operations with guardrails:

  • Jobs can be scheduled and executed.
  • Tool calls require capability grants.
  • Risk rules are evaluated through policy.
  • High-risk actions can require explicit approvals.
  • Sensitive actions are auditable.

Audience

OpenCorpo is currently best suited for:

  • founder/operator teams running internal automations
  • local-first experimentation with agent workflows
  • approval-gated AI-assisted operations

Current Snapshot

  • Runtime stack: Node + Bun, Electron + React
  • Packaging targets: Windows (exe, zip), macOS (dmg, zip), Linux (AppImage, deb)
  • License: MIT
  • Source of truth: BagelHole/OpenCorpo

Last updated from repo snapshot: 2026-02-20

Last updated: 2026-02-20