LogicaOS connects agents, memory, models, apps and tools. Work through Deck, the terminal or connected channels, with the same execution core.
Architecture map. Each installation’s available capabilities depend on its configured apps, models, integrations and permissions.
The interface is the entrance. Behind it, work gains identity, context, tools and continuity.
Role specialists, mentor repertoires and teams with defined work stages.
Skills and appsProcedures, tools and services that expand what agents can accomplish.
Context that persistsMemory, model selection, voice, pages and tasks connected to your environment.
Agent coordination, execution, activity signals and attention. Identity, permissions and context travel with the work.
We call this architecture an organism because its components exchange signals, share context and maintain continuity. Here is what each does in practice.
Turns a request into distributed work: selects agents, organizes stages and parallel execution, calls tools and records deliveries.
Dev implements, QA reviews and a configured mentor evaluates the delivery. You follow the session and its outcome.
Links activity signals, feedback and corrections to agent and project context. Organizes attention and maintains a governed history of evolution.
Deck presents activity, pauses and available information by project. Agent identity changes require specific confirmation.
Stores facts, decisions and context with semantic search, provenance and relationships. Separates memories by identity and preserves changes over time.
Revisit a decision, find its source and understand its relationship to the project and later changes.
Selects models across local, free, subscription and paid options. Considers the task, availability, limits, cost and required tool support.
See the chosen route and recorded usage. A task with tools needs a model that can preserve them.
Brings voice and dictation to Deck. Uses local engines or configured providers and connects conversation to the core’s tools, memories and policies.
Dictate a request, consult context and follow a task by voice. Sensitive actions follow the configured approval flow.
Connects a window to agent work. Supports observation, target highlighting, action rehearsals and authorized execution, with step verification.
Choose the window and what the agent may do. Review the rehearsal and approvals before actions requiring confirmation.
Organizes pages, documents and databases with different views. Connects tasks, routines and execution requests to LogicaOS and Mind storage.
Plan on a page, track tasks on a board and send the system a request with that work’s context.
Connect brings apps, channels and services into LogicaOS. Your agents find context and use available actions, with access defined by company and project.
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Connect brings apps, channels and services into LogicaOS. Your agents find context and use available actions, with access defined by company and project.
AgentsAstroReview repositories. Create an issue.
The system grows with connected tools and Store apps. Each integration offers its own capabilities within your authorized context.
HTTP interfaces and MCP tools let terminals, agents and integrations use the core. Sessions, project context and permissions accompany requests.
Apps declare interfaces, widgets, actions, events and resources in a manifest. The Host registers capabilities and handles installation, state and updates according to the package.
Credentials stay in Wallet and actions follow project access and app policy. You define connections, autonomy and approvals suited to your use.
We show how these parts connect to your context, which integrations fit and how you follow execution in Deck.
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