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A full-stack open-source project that provides a unified AI agent workspace across desktop, mobile, and web platforms, supporting chat, browser control, code execution, file management, and voice interaction—all data is processed locally.
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A full-stack open-source project that provides a unified AI agent workspace across desktop, mobile, and web platforms, supporting chat, browser control, code execution, file management, and voice interaction—all data is processed locally.
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The core philosophy of OmniX can be summed up in one sentence: Make the working process of AI agents visible, controllable, and auditable.
Most AI tools on the market today encapsulate agent behavior in a black box—users can only see the input and final output, while the intermediate routing decisions, tool calls, and thinking processes are completely invisible. OmniX takes the opposite approach, visualizing every step of the agent's operation:
This design philosophy stems from the pursuit of interpretability in AI systems. When AI agents can control browsers, execute code, and manipulate files, transparency is no longer an option but a necessity.
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OmniX uses a monorepo architecture, integrating multiple subsystems into a single codebase to ensure a consistent experience:
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The backend is the core of the entire system, responsible for:
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The main workspace UI provides:
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The Electron wrapper gives OmniX a native application experience:
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The companion mobile app implements:
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