AAswordman/Operit2

What it solves

Operit2 addresses the fragmentation of personal computing by creating a unified "device space" for AI agents. It allows users to start tasks on one device (like a phone) and have them continue or be managed on another (like a desktop or cloud server) without losing context or conversation history.

How it works

Each device runs a CoreNode that manages local capabilities—such as file access, terminal commands, and browser automation—through a platform-specific Host. These nodes connect via a Space, which synchronizes task state and context. When a task is handed off, the system saves the current progress and context, allowing the target node to pick up the work. The project uses a layered security model where users explicitly grant permissions for tools and data access, ensuring that joining a space does not automatically grant one device control over another.

Who it’s for

This project is for developers and power users who want to build or experiment with cross-device, agentic workflows that span mobile, desktop, and server environments.

Highlights

• Cross-Device Continuity: Enables task handoff and synchronized context across different hardware platforms.
• Modular Architecture: Uses a plugin system supporting JavaScript/TypeScript, WebAssembly, and MCP (Model Context Protocol) for extensibility.
• Platform Agnostic: Includes host implementations for Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, iOS, and Web.
• Security-First Design: Implements a capability-based security model that restricts AI access to local system resources based on user approval.