OpenMozi v1.0.0

Initial public release of OpenMozi — a personal AI agent that lives on your machine. It uses your tools, works in your projects, and delivers real files, not just chat.

This release mirrors internal MOZI v2.13.0.

Highlights

• Agent runtime — 5-layer architecture (channels → gateway → brain → execution support → capabilities) with a direct LLM/tool loop, durable SQLite-backed state, checkpoints, and an independent watchdog process.
• Desktop app — macOS app with project picker, git branch switcher, permission levels (read-only → full access), and a live execution timeline.
• Real deliverables — Word / PowerPoint / Excel / PDF generation with in-app previews; every claimed deliverable is verified against the filesystem before the agent reports done. Optional ONLYOFFICE container upgrades previews to a full editor.
• 13 messaging channels — Telegram, Discord, Slack, Matrix, LINE, Feishu, WeChat, IRC, Mattermost, Twitch, Google Chat, MS Teams, and the built-in Web UI, through one registry-driven plugin contract.
• Multi-provider LLM support — Anthropic, OpenAI, and OpenAI-compatible providers (DeepSeek, Kimi, MiniMax, GLM, Groq, OpenRouter, Ollama …) with live model discovery, failover chains, and prompt-cache-aware routing. Codex CLI and Claude Code CLI can act as chat-model providers when detected.
• Skills — Anthropic-compatible SKILL.md assets, versioned, lazily injected, executed with provisioned dependencies.
• Memory — user-scoped long-term memory with SQLite facts as the source of truth and provider embeddings past a size threshold (LanceDB).
• Scheduler & unattended execution — cron-style background jobs with durable run state, cancellation cascades, and approval-aware turns.

Install

Build from source (macOS Apple Silicon, Node ≥ 22, pnpm):

git clone https://github.com/spytensor/openmozi.git
cd openmozi
pnpm install
pnpm desktop:pack:mac
# → desktop/dist/mac-arm64/MOZI.app  (drag into /Applications)

See the README for the server/Docker path and channel setup.

Notes

• This first release is source-only: no prebuilt DMG/ZIP is attached. Signed and notarized macOS artifacts will accompany a future release once Developer ID signing is restored (releases are built and verified locally by policy — see docs/RELEASE.md).