The local desktop harness

Your models.
Working together.

The desktop harness for your accounts, tools, and files. Route requests between models, balance work across accounts, and create agents and artifacts.

Free desktop · Source under FSL.

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muniment desktop with project threads, Jev selected, and a launch readiness artifact beside the chat.
The desktop app with a launch readiness artifact. Sample data.

Choose your platform.

Linux AppImage needs FUSE 2. On Ubuntu, install the .deb package first.

Release 0.0.2All install guides

One place to work

Stay with the task.

Keep the conversation beside your files, terminal, and browser. Save a useful workflow as an agent, skill, or plugin.

Make the workspace yours
01

Model routing

Choose a model yourself or let a classifier select one for each request. Set your preferences and a fallback model.

Read the guide
02

Multiple accounts

Distribute requests across connected accounts, with allowance tracking and automatic failover when an account cannot serve a request.

Read the guide
03

Reusable agents

Turn repeatable work into an agent with a clear goal and output. Keep its instructions and conversation together.

Read the guide
04

Editable artifacts

Create reports, dashboards, and interactive tools that you can save and revise in a dedicated chat.

Read the guide
05

Tools for the turn

Connect MCP servers directly to their providers. Choose skills and plugins with slash commands.

Read the guide
06

A working workspace

Inspect files, run terminal commands, and browse beside the chat. Keep your project and its conversations together.

Read the guide

Routing with System One

Let a decision model choose the response model.

Connect Jev, TypeSafe’s System One model, or another supported classifier. Define your routing preferences and fallback model. Keep manual selection available.

Routing is optional. Your configured classifier receives the request text to make its choice. Account load balancing also works without a classifier.

Explore model routing

Desktop first

Start local. Add cloud later.

Phase one is the open source desktop harness. Phase two adds paid cloud services for shared work, scheduled execution, and hosted routing.

Your provider sets model usage and costs. The local desktop does not require a cloud subscription.

See the plan

Make room for your work.

Read the desktop guide and check release availability.

Join the waitlist

Get desktop release updates.

We will email you about desktop releases and new features. muniment is a desktop workspace for your models, tools, and files.