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Haros brings Codex, Claude, Cursor, Antigravity, Grok, Droid, Kilo, OpenCode, Pi, and its built-in Engine into one coherent workbench. Pick the right Engine for each turn without moving the project, rebuilding context, or giving up a shared history.

Every Engine enters the same workbench

Each Engine keeps its own models, options, authentication, and native session semantics. Haros owns the product around them: Projects, Threads, Queue, Timeline, tools, permissions, and recovery.

That boundary is deliberate. Haros freezes the exact Engine, model, and options admitted to every queued turn. It never invents continuation across Engines and never hides a launch failure by silently choosing another one.

What the Harness OS owns

One Haros owner What stays consistent
Work Projects, Threads, messages, attachments, and workspaces
Orchestration Queue, Timeline, interruption, and follow-up work
Local tools Files, Git, terminal, browser, and devices
Recovery Submitted prompts and queued work remain recoverable

Three ways into the Harness OS

Surface Best for Workspace
Agent Work attached to a real project A folder you choose
Chat Focused conversation without project setup A Haros-managed workspace
Studio Iterating on concrete deliverables An isolated output workspace

Agent, Chat, and Studio share the same product state. They change how a workspace begins and how work is presented—not who owns its history.

Run Haros from source

Requires Bun 1.3.12, Node.js 24.13.1, and macOS, Linux, or Windows.

git clone https://github.com/piai-lab/Haros.git
cd Haros
bun install --frozen-lockfile
bun run dev

Haros is currently 0.1.0-alpha.0. Engine availability depends on the matching CLI, account, and local setup. A successful local build is unsigned source software, not an official release.

Go deeper

On macOS, bun run dist:desktop:local-app builds a replaceable unsigned .app under apps/desktop/.electron-runtime/local-app/. This local-only path never signs, notarizes, publishes, or creates updater metadata. Passing an explicit output directory keeps the normal no-overwrite artifact rule.

Development checks and repository map
bun run fmt:check
bun run lint
bun run typecheck
bun run test
bun run build:desktop
apps/desktop   Desktop shell and OS integration
apps/server    Product orchestration, local capabilities, and persistence
apps/web       Agent, Chat, and Studio workbench
packages/      Typed contracts, shared logic, and runtime composition
docs/          Guidebook, architecture, and contributor documentation

License

Haros is licensed under the Apache License 2.0. Third-party code and assets retain their original licenses and notices; see NOTICE and source-adoptions.json.

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