Lexora
Work through your goals, step by step. Bring in companions when needed.
An open-source personal AI agent
Lexora is a personal AI agent that evolves through hands-on work on your desktop. Beyond coding, it helps you organize research, refine creative projects, and plan everyday activities. Tell it your goal and keep moving forward together.
Work through your goals, step by step. Bring in companions when needed.
Bring different perspectives and skills to the work.

DeepSeek

Claude

ChatGPT
Set each companion’s model, instructions, and tool permissions.
Specialists for the subtasks you delegate.
Start with a goal. Keep your progress for next time.
Explore the workspaceConversations and execution records stay with the task; files and results stay on your computer. Open tasks, materials, and previews side by side, quote what needs changing, and build on the work already done.
Manage a project in the local file tree, drag tasks into split views, and read files or preview outputs beside them. Each task keeps its own context and composer.
A small game, a vinyl player, or a tool you use every day. Start a conversation, generate the source and install package, review and install it, then keep improving it.
A plugin can combine an interface, AI tools, and background actions. Equip companions with custom tools and connect repeatable steps, using files, models, and network access within declared permissions.
Save methods as Skills and connect external tools with MCP. Schedule recurring tasks while the app is running and your computer is awake.
Use Skills and MCPChoose a supported provider in settings and connect with an API key or account authorization. Lexora does not include model credits. Providers have their own terms and charges.
Project files, tasks, companions, and settings stay on your computer. API keys and login credentials are encrypted locally using your operating system’s encryption facilities. Remote backups use WebDAV or S3 storage that you configure and enable.
Lexora open-sources its own code. Yours stays yours. We do not bundle and upload your entire project in the background. Remote models receive conversations, quoted material, and code or file contents that tools add to context, sent from your computer to your configured model service without a Lexora cloud relay. External tools also receive the data their calls require.
Windows, Ubuntu / Debian, Fedora, and Arch Linux have x64 / ARM64 packages. macOS supports Apple Silicon on 15+; the first installation needs the xattr command in the guide. Linux also has an optional native desktop pet that reacts to task activity.
Lexora can keep working from the system tray. Tasks cannot run on time after you fully quit, shut down, or put the computer to sleep.
Connect your model. Tell Lexora what you want to accomplish and work through it together.
Windows · macOS · Ubuntu / Debian · Fedora · Arch Linux
Open source · No Lexora account · Bring your own model service