Local Workspace
Chat, tools, and workspaces in one shell
Thomas opens in your browser on your own machine with Chat, Mission Control, UI Editor, My Stuff, Channels, Token Economy, Marketplace, and Settings.
Thomas for Windows
Download Thomas. Open the local AI workspace.
Install Thomas on Windows, finish Easy Setup, then use chat, tools, memory, Marketplace plugins, and guarded automation from a local browser workspace.
01Download the Windows installer
Use the latest public release or open the source on GitHub.
02Finish Easy Setup
Connect Codex, a manual API key, or local Ollama.
03Open the local workspace
Use Thomas in the browser while the app stays on your machine.
Inside Thomas
What ships in the Windows workflow.
Easy Setup
Choose the model path you want
Start with ChatGPT / Codex, a manual API key, or local Ollama before adding tools and automation.
Guarded Actions
Approvals stay visible
Setup steps, dependency changes, and higher-risk local actions are kept behind explicit prompts.
Open Source
Download or inspect the release
Windows installer assets, release notes, and source are published on GitHub.
Marketplace
Add local-first plugins
Install official Thomas plugins through the Marketplace and keep plugin state tied to your active profile.
Space UI
Built around Thomas's nebula theme
The desktop web UI uses the same dark cockpit language, moving space background, and compact control surfaces.
Current Release
Windows first, GitHub visible.
The public release path is focused on the Windows installer, GitHub releases, and source access for people who want to inspect the project.
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Windows is the primary public release path today.
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The download button points to the latest stable Windows setup asset on GitHub.
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Updates are pulled from public GitHub releases.
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Mac and Linux stay secondary until official release assets are published for those platforms.
The Road Ahead
What comes after the Windows core.
The Windows app comes first. The roadmap covers the private phone layer and the longer Thomas OS direction without mixing those plans into the current download.
Roadmap
See where Thomas is heading next.
Start with Thomas Core, then follow the path toward Infinite and the longer Thomas OS idea as they move from plan to release.
01 / Thomas Core
Pre-alpha trust boundary
Local-first execution, explicit approvals, and reproducible behavior before anything bigger ships.
02 / Thomas Infinite
Private phone app layer
Use Tailscale to push headless web experiences to your phone so Thomas can create app surfaces on demand.
03 / Thomas OS
AI-native Linux system
The long bet: an operating system where AI is part of the stack itself, not bolted onto it later.