Local-first • Operator-grade

HORUS — Local-First AI Operator

HORUS is designed for real execution + verification on your own machine. It can run tools, enforce an allowlist, and follow a strict inspect → change → verify workflow so outputs stay grounded in reality.

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What you’re seeing

Real examples of HORUS running locally:
• CLI operator session (terminal)
• WebUI session (desktop)
• Example: creating an application

Design intent

Fast, practical, tool-capable — with predictable safety boundaries and explicit verification for any file/system action.

CLI

HORUS CLI screenshot — CLI session showing model/tool routing and real operator output.

WebUI

Example: Creating an application

Example of HORUS creating an application — Example workflow: HORUS generates, edits, and validates a real project output.

If your file is actually named App.jpg (capital A), either rename it to app.jpg or change the src here.

Operator workflow

For real-machine tasks, HORUS follows a verification protocol:
1) Inspect first
2) Execute minimal change
3) Verify + show proof

Security posture

• Tool allowlist
• Safe-by-default execution
• Explicit opt-in for elevated actions
• Clear auditability (what changed, where, and why)