holaOS AI

holaOS is a desktop application that turns your computer into a command center for AI agents. Instead of juggling separate tabs for Claude, ChatGPT, and whatever else, you get one workspace where multiple agents — Claude Code, OpenAI's Codex, and holaOS's own built-in agent — can all work together. They share a common memory, so if you start a task with Claude Code and switch to holaOS, the second agent already knows what you were doing. The app also connects directly to the tools you already use: Gmail, Notion, Slack, GitHub, Google Calendar, and more. It's like giving your AI agents a set of keys to your digital life.

The trick that makes holaOS interesting is how it handles models. It comes with built-in high-performance models like Kimi (from Moonshot AI) and GLM (from Zhipu AI) that are cheaper than running Claude or GPT-4 directly. But you can also bring your own API keys for Anthropic or OpenAI if you prefer. The app is local-first and open source, meaning your data stays on your machine. You can set up automations — scheduled tasks that run every Monday morning, for example, to pull GitHub activity and write a weekly report. There's also a channel system that lets you connect agents to messaging platforms like WeChat, Discord, Telegram, and Slack, so you can interact with them through chat. The marketplace offers apps, skills, and MCPs that extend what agents can do.

holaOS is best for developers, product teams, and power users who want to manage multiple AI agents in one place without the overhead of switching contexts. If you're tired of copying and pasting between chat windows and your actual tools, this is a more integrated approach. Real-world uses include generating weekly status reports from Notion, scheduling meeting prep based on your calendar, or having an agent monitor a GitHub repo and summarize changes daily. It's free to start, and the open-source nature means you can inspect and modify it if you're so inclined.