holaOS
Open-source agentic workspace for enterprises to connect existing systems with shared memory and local-first A
About holaOS
HolaOS is an open-source, local-first agentic workspace designed for enterprises to integrate their existing tools, services, and data sources. It supports over 100 integrations—including chat tools, browsers, local files, and apps—via the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and shared memory architecture.
The platform allows users to run any LLM or agent (e.g., Claude Code, Codex), bring their own keys (BYOK), and customize workflows without vendor lock-in. Setup is intended to be rapid, requiring clicks rather than months of engineering effort.
All processing and data remain on-premises or on user-controlled machines, aligning with strict data governance and privacy requirements common in enterprise environments.
Key Features
- Local-first architecture: no data leaves user-controlled machines
- Support for 100+ integrations via Model Context Protocol (MCP)
- Compatible with multiple AI agents and LLMs including Claude Code and Codex
- Bring-your-own-key (BYOK) model support
- Shared memory system enabling cross-agent context awareness
- Electron-based desktop application with TypeScript runtime
- Extensible workspace for adding custom skills, apps, and chat tools
Pros & Cons
Pros
- • Strong enterprise privacy posture due to local-first execution
- • High integration flexibility with existing internal systems
- • Open-source foundation enables customization and auditability
- • Rapid setup compared to building custom agent infrastructure
Cons
- • No public documentation on free tier limitations or self-hosting requirements
- • Lack of visible pricing details on website or README raises uncertainty about commercial features
- • Electron desktop app may limit deployment options compared to web-native or cloud-managed alternatives