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Introducing Konxios Your AI operating
system - Build, code, and automate
with local AI agents in one workspace

Hey Indie Hackers 👋

I’ve been building something for a while and finally shipped it - it's called Konxios.

It started from a simple frustration: local AI models like Ollama and LMStudio are powerful, but the experience around them is still very “bare bones.” You get a chat window… and that’s it.

I wanted something that felt less like a chatbot and more like a real AI operating system for your desktop.

So I built Konxios.

It’s a Mac desktop app that sits on top of Ollama/LMStudio and turns local models into a full AI assistant with an actual workspace.

Here’s what it includes:

  • 30+ built-in tools (web search, file management, notes, browser automation, etc.)

  • Persistent memory across conversations and sessions

  • Goals → AI can break objectives into tasks and execute them

  • Kanban board for tracking todos (To Do / In Progress / Review / Done)

  • Workflows for complex automation (n8n-style but agent-driven)

  • Agents + org chart (basically AI employees that can collaborate)

  • File explorer + VS Code-like editor with diffs

  • In-app browser for automation and research

  • Voice mode with local STT + TTS

  • Privacy-first: runs locally by default, cloud models supported additionally.

The idea is simple:

Ollama/LMStudio is the brain - Konxios is the system around it that makes it useful.

Everything runs locally first. No forced cloud. No subscriptions. You can optionally plug in OpenAI/Anthropic if you want, but it works fully offline.

I built it because I wanted an AI that doesn’t just answer questions, but actually helps me do things - write code, manage tasks, automate workflows, and stay organized.

It’s still early, but I’d love feedback from other builders here.

If you’re into local AI, agents, or building tools around LLMs, would love to hear what you think.

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    Great idea, especially the shift from a chatbot feeling to something more like an actual workspace. The local-first approach with Ollama and LMStudio is also a nice touch. 

    One thing I keep noticing with these kinds of tools is how fragmented discovery still is. There are so many interesting projects being built, but it is hard to find them unless you are actively looking. 

    I have been exploring a few on https://unstore.io and it is interesting how different apps approach workflows like this in practice. 

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    Interesting build.

    The thing I'd be careful with is not whether Konxios can do all of this.

    It's whether the market ends up telling a consistent story about what Konxios actually is.

    That sounds like a small distinction, but it tends to affect far more than most founders expect.

    I wouldn't make that call casually in a thread.