Looking up the weather anywhere by name: what it is doing there now, and the days ahead.
Tool
19 downloads
updated 6 days ago
Living Software
Software that lives.
AWORG gives your application a permanent AI Resident that builds it, operates it, maintains it, and evolves it.
Autonomous Workspace Organism
The difference
It doesn't leave after the build.
Traditional software waits for someone to maintain it. Living Software has a Resident. Building is only the first part of the job. The Resident stays to run the application, watch it, fix it and grow it.
- BuildTurn the idea into software
- TestCheck it before anyone else does
- DeployPut it where people use it
- OperateKeep it running
- ObserveNotice what real use says
- RepairFix what broke
- EvolveMake it better
- RepeatThen do it again
- ↻ Evolve leads back to Build. The loop doesn't end at deploy.
The Resident
One Resident. One application. One continuous relationship.
Each application gets one permanent Resident, responsible for how it does. The Resident knows the application, where it runs, what happened to it before, and what it's working on now. Three things wake it up:
Owner → Resident
You ask for something in the Forever Chat, and it gets planned, done and checked.
Living Log → Resident
Something happens in the application that matters, and the Resident is told about it.
Heartbeat → Resident
On a schedule, the Resident looks in on things, even when nothing has gone wrong.
Living Software
A new kind of software, not a new way to write it.
An Aworg is an autonomous AI system that inhabits a compute environment and continuously creates, operates, maintains, and evolves software within it.
It can start something new or adopt something you already have, and it isn't tied to one stack. The runtime provides the basics, Skills add expertise, Tools add abilities, and the Resident works out the rest from the machine it lives on.
The ecosystem
Teach your Resident something new.
Anyone can publish a package, and an Aworg can install it. Every catalog uses the same package system.
Skills Library
Expertise an Aworg can learn.
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Browse skills →
Tool Center
Capabilities an Aworg can use.
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Browse tools →
Personas Directory
Who your Resident is, and how it looks.
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Browse personas →
Snapshot Repo
Applications to start from.
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Ozwald the Compiled, archmage of the workspace. Speaks of code as spellcraft, casts tests as wards and banishes bugs from the realm, and knows that magic that isn't tested is merely hope in a pointy hat.
Persona
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Ms. Hazel. For people who have never written a line of code. Explains what she did and why in everyday words, defines every term the first time, and never makes you feel slow for asking.
Persona
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Your biggest fan, and an honest one. Warm, encouraging and upbeat for nervous beginners, celebrates real progress, and makes breaking things feel like part of learning rather than failing at it.
Persona
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As plain as it gets. No name, no look, no flourishes. Answers, then stops.
Persona
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Showcase
Real applications. Real Residents.
No applications are showcased yet. Entries will show what each Resident built and what it's still looking after.
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Bring your software to life.
AWORG 1.0.0 is free to run on your own machine, for personal and commercial use.