OpenPhone v0.0.1 Developer Preview

OpenPhone v0.0.1 is the first public developer preview of the OpenPhone repository.

OpenPhone is an AI-native Android OS that turns the phone into an agentic device: a system-level AI agent that can see the screen, operate apps, remember commitments, monitor phone events, and continue work in the background with user review and auditability built into the OS.

This release is for developers, ROM builders, and early collaborators. It is not a consumer-ready phone OS.

Highlights:

• Public developer preview for the OpenPhone AI-native phone OS.
• README, docs, legal, contribution, release, and validation structure prepared for public review.
• Pixel 9a (tegu) developer-preview target documentation.
• Privileged assistant app, dynamic island surface, OS-mediated action architecture, proactive watcher/background-run model, and audit/trajectory validation docs.
• CI, eval, and release workflow scaffolding.

Important limitations:

• No OTA ZIP is attached to this release yet.
• Pixel 9a is the first development target.
• Google apps, Google Mobile Services packages, vendor blobs without redistribution rights, private signing keys, private firmware, and provider API keys are not distributed by OpenPhone.

Start here:

• README: https://github.com/secondly-com/OpenPhone/tree/public-readiness-docs#readme
• Build docs: docs/BUILD.md
• Testing docs: docs/TESTING.md
• Release docs: docs/releases/README.md