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Documentation

Everything you need to install OOMU, build with it, and understand how it works, organized into four clear zones.

Welcome to OOMU; a private, elegant AI workstation that runs on your Mac. OOMU keeps your work on your own machine, draws on the cloud only when a task truly needs it, and can now do far more than answer questions: it organises your work into Projects, runs and tracks real Tasks, works on a schedule as Routines, produces polished Documents, connects to your work apps and messaging channels, and extends through safe Mods; all behind one enforceable trust boundary.

This documentation is organised into four clear zones so you can always find what you need:

ZoneForStart here
TutorialsGetting up and runningInstallation & Your First Launch
How-to GuidesSolving a specific taskScheduling Routines · Generating Documents
ReferenceLooking up an exact detailApplication Bridge API
ExplanationUnderstanding the designPrivacy & Sandboxing

Getting your bearings; the six doors

OOMU's sidebar has six destinations, plus Settings and the Ledger in the footer:

DoorWhat it's for
ChatHome. Talk to OOMU; pick a starter card to see it work.
ProjectsA workspace boundary; folders, knowledge, instructions, memory, and a data policy.
TasksEverything OOMU is doing, has scheduled, or can run as a workflow. Three sections: Now, Scheduled, Workflows.
DocumentsThe Word, PDF, Excel, and PowerPoint files OOMU produces, with previews and provenance.
ConnectionsConnect your work apps (Google Workspace, Slack, Microsoft 365) and your messaging channels (Signal, Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord).
ModsInstall and manage .oomu capability packages.

Assistants ("agents") are reached from the agent control in the Chat header rather than a rail item.


Tutorials; step by step

How-to Guides; practical recipes

Reference; technical specifications

Explanation; design & philosophy


Status: Written against the current OOMU codebase (Tauri 2 + Next.js desktop application), covering the P0 "sovereign Mac coworker" release and the P1 expansion (Microsoft 365, office artifacts, computer use, multimodal, remote dispatch, capability bundles, and adaptive learning). Where a capability is gated or build-dependent, the page says so.