Osaurus 是一款开源 AI 代理工具，在 Mac 本地运行，支持多种模型、持久记忆和自主执行，适合注重隐私的用户。
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PH 用户
Hey Product Hunt, I'm Terence, founder of Osaurus. I spent 20 years shipping software at Netflix, Tesla, and Zillow before going all in on this.
Own your AI. Osaurus is an open source AI agent platform that runs on your Mac.
MIT licensed, native Swift for Apple Silicon. No account, no subscription, no Electron.
We started as Dinoki, a 5MB desktop dinosaur, and grew into a full agent platform through open source community feedback. Now at 7K+ GitHub stars and 175K+ downloads — all by word of mouth.
The problem: most AI assistants run on someone else's server.
Your files, memory, and context leave your machine every time you use them, usually behind a monthly subscription.
Osaurus keeps all of it on your Mac.
What that means in practice:Agents read your Calendar, look up Contacts, send iMessages, and work with your real filesAn isolated sandbox writes and runs code, producing real files on your desktop: images, PDFs, presentationsEvery action goes through an approval gate. You see what the agent wants to do before it does itLocal models run fully offline. We built our own Swift MLX runtime, no Python underneathWant a frontier model? Bring your own key (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini) or use pay-as-you-go Osaurus Cloud. Either way, your memory and context stay localIt's free and always will be.
16GB of RAM gets you started with local models, 24GB recommended.
Try it at osaurus.ai. Download takes seconds, no account needed.
I'll be here all day answering questions. My favorite Osaurus hack is to set up Agent DB and self-scheduling to create a personal dashboard!
PH 用户
So stoked to unveil @Osaurus to the Product Hunt community!
I've been a long-time advocate of open source (going back to the launch of @Mozilla Firefox in 2004!).
I've followed products like @Ollama and @LM Studio but neither is Mac-native nor have the character of Dinoki, the little guy I originally fell in love with, long before Petdex existed:While I'm a big Anthropic and OpenAI user, I also believe strongly that local, open source AI is the future of computing, and Osaurus is the user-friendly app bringing this to everyone.
Osaurus is like the Firefox of open source AI!
You can download and run the latest models from @Z.ai @Qwen @Gemini (Gemma), or BYOK.
Now's an awesome time to give Osaurus a try, and if you're feeling bold — the beauty of open source means we'd love your contributions!
PH 用户
Congrats on the launch! I like that it runs locally and asks for approval before each action. For anything touching Calendar, Contacts, and iMessage, that's the combination I'd want before granting access.Curious how you handle memory and context across sessions while keeping it all on-device.
PH 用户
Congratulations on the launch! Being offline and private is something that makes Osaurus really stand out.
I'm a bit of a dinosaur myself and always wonder - would educational content be useful for attracting users like me? A bit old-fashioned, not using agents yet, and not sure how to apply them to real use cases.
And speaking of dinos - I love the character design and animation on your website! Which dino is your favourite? Is it the same one you loved as a kid?
It could also be really fun to have a YouTube channel where dinos explain how to use agents in an easy and playful way.
PH 用户
honestly this looks great for mac users, the offline angle is a big plus. one thing i'd love to see is a simple visual diff or timeline for what the agent changed locally, like a little activity log you can scrub through. would make it way easier to trust what it's doing in the background
Own your AI. Osaurus is an open source AI agent platform that runs on your Mac.
MIT licensed, native Swift for Apple Silicon. No account, no subscription, no Electron.
We started as Dinoki, a 5MB desktop dinosaur, and grew into a full agent platform through open source community feedback. Now at 7K+ GitHub stars and 175K+ downloads — all by word of mouth.
The problem: most AI assistants run on someone else's server.
Your files, memory, and context leave your machine every time you use them, usually behind a monthly subscription.
Osaurus keeps all of it on your Mac.
What that means in practice:Agents read your Calendar, look up Contacts, send iMessages, and work with your real filesAn isolated sandbox writes and runs code, producing real files on your desktop: images, PDFs, presentationsEvery action goes through an approval gate. You see what the agent wants to do before it does itLocal models run fully offline. We built our own Swift MLX runtime, no Python underneathWant a frontier model? Bring your own key (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini) or use pay-as-you-go Osaurus Cloud. Either way, your memory and context stay localIt's free and always will be.
16GB of RAM gets you started with local models, 24GB recommended.
Try it at osaurus.ai. Download takes seconds, no account needed.
I'll be here all day answering questions. My favorite Osaurus hack is to set up Agent DB and self-scheduling to create a personal dashboard!
I've been a long-time advocate of open source (going back to the launch of @Mozilla Firefox in 2004!).
I've followed products like @Ollama and @LM Studio but neither is Mac-native nor have the character of Dinoki, the little guy I originally fell in love with, long before Petdex existed:While I'm a big Anthropic and OpenAI user, I also believe strongly that local, open source AI is the future of computing, and Osaurus is the user-friendly app bringing this to everyone.
Osaurus is like the Firefox of open source AI!
You can download and run the latest models from @Z.ai @Qwen @Gemini (Gemma), or BYOK.
Now's an awesome time to give Osaurus a try, and if you're feeling bold — the beauty of open source means we'd love your contributions!
I'm a bit of a dinosaur myself and always wonder - would educational content be useful for attracting users like me? A bit old-fashioned, not using agents yet, and not sure how to apply them to real use cases.
And speaking of dinos - I love the character design and animation on your website! Which dino is your favourite? Is it the same one you loved as a kid?
It could also be really fun to have a YouTube channel where dinos explain how to use agents in an easy and playful way.