Control your Keiki coding agents locally, with Copilot available as a built-in local chat.
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Every device runs a small engine that stores sessions on that device. A new installation starts in local-only mode without an account or a network connection.
Linux releases are available as tarballs, .deb packages, and AppImages.
Download the zeron-<version>-linux-<arch>.tar.gz asset from the GitHub
Release to use the bundled installer:
tar -xzf zeron-<version>-linux-<arch>.tar.gz
cd zeron-<version>-linux-<arch>
./install.sh
zeron statusAlternatively, install the matching .deb with apt, or run the AppImage
directly (using --appimage-extract-and-run is only needed on systems without
FUSE support):
sudo apt install ./zeron-<version>-linux-<debarch>.deb
./zeron-<version>-linux-<arch>.AppImageThe installer starts the daemon immediately and keeps it running across reboots. No sign-in or sync configuration is required.
Day-to-day:
zeron status # local engine status
zeron daemon start|stop|restart|statusSign in to Keiki from the desktop app to manage your organization agents. Chats, sessions, and their attachments remain on this device; Comet does not provide an account or cloud synchronization layer.
On macOS: use the desktop release, or build zeron from source and run zeron daemon install to install the launchd service.
Developing or curious how it works? or check out ARCHITECTURE.md.
Licensed under the MIT License.