Your machine. Your models. Your work.

A little help.
A bigger picture.

Kemiri is a personal AI workbench. One coordinator delegates to background agents and brings questions and results back to you.

Kemiri’s live task graph: soft clusters of task bubbles, relationship lines, and small creatures marking active workers and threads.
Less tab juggling. More of the whole picture. Real app, synthetic demo.

Delegate work.

Give the coordinator a goal. Choose models from your own providers, and let background agents take on the pieces.

See what needs you.

Tasks, questions and reviews share a list, board or graph. Step in where your judgment matters.

Come back later.

Runs resume after backend restarts. Reports and artifacts stay with their tasks, ready when you are.

Start on your own machine

Make room for a little help.

Current pilot: v0.1.0-pilot.5 · Linux tested · macOS/WSL experimental · no phone push.

Install, then start

Download and read the small bootstrap before running it. It fetches the versioned GitHub release installer and verifies its SHA-256 checksum.

curl -fL https://kemiri.dev/install.sh -o install.sh
# Read install.sh before running it.
sh install.sh --version v0.1.0-pilot.5 --no-service
kemiri start

You need git; install jj for isolated workers. Linux x64/arm64 and macOS arm64 use a standalone executable, with private Bun as a fallback. The installer also supplies zellij. Checksums detect corruption, not a compromised publisher. Full guide & direct GitHub downloads.

Short install: curl -fsSL https://kemiri.dev/install.sh | sh. Use kemiri after installation. Existing folders and data stay put.

Open your workbench

In another terminal:

kemiri open
kemiri pair

Open the private pairing URL in the same browser. Then connect a provider, choose a project folder and pick a coordinator model. Keep pairing links private.

Take the view with you.

Download the signed Android APK (Android 12+). Your phone needs your backend reachable over HTTPS; the APK is not a tunnel.