App Directory
Every RobOS desktop app, each with its own page. They’re built with Electron and plain JavaScript, and they all share the same knowledge graph.
Desktop & Command Center
A searchable grid of the desktop applications installed on the machine, including the RobOS apps.
A slash-command console that changes GNOME settings (clock, taskbar, theme, shortcuts, startup apps) and keeps git-backed snapshots to roll back.
A full-screen window that sits at desktop level and shows a grid of widgets; today it contains one clock and date widget.
The background process that launches RobOS apps, restarts the ones marked keep-alive, owns the tray icon and listens on a Unix socket.
Full-screen top bar and bottom dock for RobOS on a GNOME/X11 session, replacing the GNOME panel while it runs.
A transparent panel on the right edge of the desktop with five status widgets: active task, system stats, AI agent, work journal and security.
Your daily task list: issues from your task servers as an epic tree, with buttons to start design or implementation agents and to open the related PR.
A chat-style view of discussion threads attached to tasks and pull requests, stored in a local cache with optional posting to GitHub.
Shows the icon of every installed RobOS app, lets you replace one, and rewrites the apps' installed icon.svg and .desktop Icon= lines.
Team metrics for one GitHub repository: open issues, merged PRs, PR cycle time, deploy frequency, approval rate, tasks by stage and PRs per developer.
Shows the notification history stored in ~/.config/robos/notifications.json, with filters by category, tier and date, and edits the notification preferences.
Prototype screen for listing apps and daemons with start, stop and health-probe buttons. It shows built-in sample data.
Open-source audio player, custom playlist engine, procedural focus soundscapes, and zero-cloud Google Cast smart speaker streaming.
Create KGraph graphical dashboards from card layouts where each widget is any RobOS component, embeddable via Install, manage, and repair GNOME Desktop shortcuts, App Grid launchers, multi-scale icons, and Dock favorites for all RobOS apps. Smart speaker intercom, walkie-talkie voice notes, neural TTS broadcast, custom audio streaming, and soundboard. Settings window for RobOS apps: optional AI API mode, agent tiers, prompt security, GitHub accounts, IDE, notifications, journal and theme. Pair Smart TVs, build & sideload Developer Mode TV apps (LG webOS, Samsung Tizen, Google TV/ADB, Roku), serve the 10-foot D-Pad TV Portal (:19210), and stream 4K games. Builds plain-text lists of file paths under folders you choose, which RobOS text areas search for @-mentions. Install and manage coding-agent CLIs, IDEs, browsers, game tools and utilities on Windows or Linux. Viewer for the structured logs that RobOS apps write to ~/.config/robos/logs, with search and level filters. Shows overlay toast windows for new entries in ~/.config/robos/notifications.json, with tiers, categories, do-not-disturb and anti-spam limits. Window showing a sample multi-repo task workspace with sync, teardown and open-in-IDE buttons that return canned results. Discovery helpers exist in the code but are not wired to the window. A chat window with session history, a model and mode selector and tool cards; replies are currently scripted samples. A prototype 320-pixel sidebar that mocks up an agent's plan, tool feed and approve/refine buttons. Browse and continue sessions of Claude Code, GitHub Copilot and Codex, and configure each provider's login, models and MCP servers. Type a task in plain English and run it through the Claude CLI or GitHub Copilot CLI, with optional skills attached as hints. Register GitHub repositories and local folders as context sources, check which agent instruction files they contain, and build one combined context text. A prototype viewer that mocks up watching several agents on their own virtual desktops. Lists the MCP servers registered on this machine, lets you call their tools from a form, and records which agents should have which servers. Speech-to-text dictation and spoken replies for the desktop, with a local HTTP API on port 19188. Catalog of command snippets and prompt templates for RobOS apps, with custom entries and installable packs from GitHub. Pick a GitHub or Jira task, choose a developer persona, and run the Claude Code CLI on it with streamed output. Describe a feature or pick a template, have GitHub Copilot draft epics and tasks, edit them, and create them as issues on your task server. Editor for event rules and cron-style scheduled jobs, plus a viewer for the daily event log. Opens one GitHub issue, shows it with its workflow state, moves it between states by changing labels, and sets up a branch workspace for it. Browse, search, edit and validate the knowledge graph of your software, compare main with a branch, and import or refine graph data from source repositories. Searchable list of people with contact and org fields, stored as JSON files on your machine. Prototype roster screen for teams of people and AI agents, grouped by Team Topologies type. It shows built-in sample data. Scaffold a new project from an archetype, or import an existing folder, and register it in the RobOS project files. Lists the components in the knowledge graph, shows which have a documentation page, and lets you generate, edit and export those pages. Create and edit developer groups (members, repositories, software, onboarding steps, secrets, CI) and set up a sample company identity. Browse the bundled Schema.org vocabulary, generate JSON-LD, TypeSpec, SHACL and code stubs for a new entity, and validate JSON-LD against RobOS shapes. Prototype C4-style canvas that shows a built-in sample system (Acme Petshop). Backstage import and C4 export return canned results. Read-only board and list view of the issues in the active GitHub task server, grouped by status. Settings screen where you add Jira and GitHub issue trackers, store a pass path for the token, and test the connection. Define issue types, states and transitions for a GitHub task server, move an issue between states, and run a script or AI prompt when it enters a state. Review window for a pull request or a local agent branch, with a seven-step reviewer flow, links into IntelliJ and VS Code, and author tools for creating and updating the PR. A list of your git repositories that clones, pulls and opens them in an IDE, and stores setup scripts, PR templates and review-notification settings for each. A static mock-up of a browser window showing a Gitea issues page, used as a prop in recorded demos. It is not a working browser. A simulated IntelliJ window that answers the RobOS IDE plugin's HTTP routes on port 63343 with in-memory data, for demos and tests. Turns a merged GitHub pull request into a short text walkthrough that a product owner can approve or reject. A catalog of database, object-storage and Kafka entries stored in the knowledge graph; connection tests, schemas and query results are simulated. A MongoDB and Redis studio prototype with a document grid and a Redis key table; it shows built-in sample data and does not connect to a server. A SQL studio prototype with a connection tree, table viewer, DDL view and SQL console; it currently shows built-in sample data. A prototype window that shows sample translations between Backstage, TypeSpec, Buf, Pact and Dev Container files and RobOS specs. A prototype console for browsing OpenAPI and AsyncAPI contracts and running Spectral, Pact and mock-server steps; the results are scripted samples. A GraphiQL-style window with a query editor, variables and response panes; it returns built-in sample data and never contacts the endpoint. A BloomRPC-style window that lists sample protobuf services and shows canned responses; no RPC is sent. Crawls a folder into knowledge-graph nodes, classifies files by type, parses documents through Apache Tika when available, and indexes the result for search. Request editor and collection runner wired to a sample Acme Petshop collection on a local Kubernetes cluster. It is a demo built around that one scenario, not a general REST client yet. Lists recent GitHub Actions runs and Buildkite builds, shows job results and failed-job logs, and can re-run GitHub workflows. Shows a GitHub repository's recent deployments, releases and merged pull requests with a few counts for a chosen time range. A Kubernetes browser that runs real kubectl against a local Kind or Minikube cluster; remote clusters, Helm, ArgoCD and Vercel panels show sample data. Records Remote Execution API (REAPI v2) clusters and generates .bazelrc, .buckconfig, Buildbarn and NativeLink configuration for them. Endpoint probes and cache statistics are sample values. Ask a question about a repository's issues and pull requests and get a written report from GitHub Copilot. Offline-first secure markdown notes, personal snippet vault, and local workstation storage starter app. Checks that GitHub access works (gh login, SSH key, SSH connection, git identity) and walks you through fixing what fails. Desktop front end for the standard Unix password store (pass), with entries encrypted by GPG. Small dialog that asks for your GPG passphrase once a day and caches it in gpg-agent. Eleven-step first-run wizard for GPG, pass, pinentry, git identity, SSH, Chrome, GitHub login, AI agent keys and optional tools. Launch any desktop or CLI app inside an isolated Linux network namespace (ip netns) routed exclusively through OpenVPN with a 3-barrier kernel kill-switch. Manage OpenVPN providers (IPVanish built-in with 3,598 server profiles), encrypted VPN accounts, live TLS 1.3 credential tests, and server locations. Five-step wizard that configures GPG pinentry, a GPG key, the pass store and an SSH key. A window that opens the cRPG game-building training pages from the docs folder. Launcher that opens the eLearning Hub on the tactical cRPG course (D&D 5e rules and Godot 4). Course player for the courses stored in the knowledge graph: modules, lab checklists, quizzes and a completion certificate. Writes MCP configuration and instruction files so Claude Code, Gemini, Copilot and Cursor all point at the RobOS MCP router. Keeps a registry of sub-agent sessions, each with its own home directory and environment, behind a Unix socket and a small window. Creates short-lived agent profiles with their own home directory (tmpfs when run as root) and runs commands with that home and environment. Node.js client for the agentd socket, plus a small demo window and a simulated test-driven-development runner. An MCP server that lets agents list Buildkite builds and read failed-job logs, backed by the connection set up in CI Monitor. An MCP server with a small catalog of developer CLI tools; "install" and "check" read and write a JSON file and do not touch the system. An MCP server that lets agents search and edit a small node store, query and propose changes to the SDLC graph, and look up schema types. An MCP server that forwards IDE commands (open file, breakpoints, run configurations, refactorings) to the RobOS IntelliJ plugin on port 63343. Single MCP endpoint that lists the tools of the servers in the registry and routes tool calls to them, with built-in fallbacks. Node.js library for building small Model Context Protocol servers, with an HTTP and a stdio transport and a shared registry file. Four shell scripts for scripts and agents: send a notification, set the active task, append to the work journal, and emit or read events. MCP server with six tools for preferences, notifications, a tool inventory, file-name search and the active task, backed by a JSON file with sample data. MCP server with seven tools for listing, creating and advancing tasks stored in ~/.config/robos/tasks/tasks.json. MCP server with six workspace tools, backed by a JSON file of sample workspaces. Several tools return canned results and do not run anything. Desktop editor for the cRPG in games/crpg-realm: campaigns, characters, items, enemies, spells, abilities and battle maps. Run and watch the Quest: Warrior Dragon end-to-end AI playthrough with per-milestone videos, checkpoints and run history Calibrate a dungeon board image to a tile grid and mark its corridors and rooms, then save the result into a game cartridge. Layer 2 quest scenario designer on top of calibrated blockmaps: place doors, monsters, furniture, traps, secret doors and stairs, then launch or export cartridges. Editor for HeroQuest-style quests, heroes, monsters, spells and boards that bundles cartridges and launches the Godot 4 game in player or game-master mode. No apps match that filter.
AI & Agent Workflows
Architecture & Planning
Code, Repositories & Review
Databases & Event Streams
APIs, Contracts & Testing
DevOps, Cloud & Builds
Security & Credentials
Learning & Training
Agent Services & MCP Servers
Point of Sale & Commerce
Auto Center & Vehicle Care
Household & Personal Finance
Game Studios & Level Editors
