The operating system
for AI agents.
A real Linux machine where she can see the screen, click, type, and remember — signed in next to you, like any other user.
Free preview · 2.1 GB ISO · x86_64 + Apple Silicon · Signed installer
For fifty years, one user moved the mouse.
Now there are two.
Agents broke the old contract. We stapled them to sidebars and called it AI. But an agent is not a feature — an agent is a user. And every user needs an operating system.
Your agents are users without a computer.
Today's agent stack is still glue code. Half-blind, forgetful, and trapped in runtimes built for servers, not users. Most teams spend more time wiring the machine than shipping outcomes.
Blind by default.
You bolt on a browser, a file system, a screen reader — one painful integration at a time. The agent still can't really see a screen.
No memory of yesterday.
Every run starts from zero. No persistent session. No learned shortcuts. No shared workspace between agents on the same task.
Living in someone else's box.
Docker. Lambda. ECS. Sandbox APIs. All built for servers — not for users. Every action is a fight with the runtime.
So we built the OS she was missing.
Two halves of one brain. Memory that persists. Motion that executes. Not a chatbox on top of a cloud.
She can see.
Foxora Engine reads the real repo graph, filesystem, and screen — not a chat transcript. Vixen understands the project the way you do.
She can act.
Shell and fur drive a real machine with native keystrokes and real processes. No sandbox API roleplay.
She remembers.
Foxora Den is shared, local, auditable memory. Every Vixen and every human reads the same context — across sessions, machines, and teammates.
She speaks.
Voice in, intent out. Shell turns speech into real commands with full provenance — every word traceable back to an action.
One stack.
One shared memory. Built for Vixen.
OS, Desktop, Shell, fur, Engine, Den, Kits, Eye — all part of one agentic operating system.
Here's the loop.
Queue a bug, a feature, or a migration. Vixen picks it up from there .
Developer queues work
Queue from fur and assign to Vixen.
$ fur queue bug "checkout throws NPE"
Vixen picks it up
Reads Den context and asks Engine where to edit safely.
den recall + engine graph
Vixen drives the stack
Shell commands, Desktop edits, fur tests, Engine checks.
shell + desktop + fur + engine + den
PR lands with audit trail
Changes, tests, and memory references are linked end-to-end.
PR #1247 · provenance attached
Every PR carries its full provenance DAG — nothing is a black box .
Three example workflows. Show me it's real.
Specific, plausible runs that show how Vixen uses the full stack .
Queue null-pointer bug. PR in 7 minutes.
Developer queues a checkout NPE. Vixen reads Foxora Den for prior cart fixes, uses Engine to map callers, runs Shell commands, edits in Desktop, runs affected tests with fur, and opens a small PR with traceable decisions.
Queue Express → Fastify. 34 tasks parallelized.
Team queues migration scope. Vixen breaks it into sub-tasks, coordinates dependencies through Engine, shares context through Den, executes and validates each chunk, then opens a reviewable set of PRs with linked reasoning.
Queue Stripe refunds webhook. Vixen ships it.
PM queues feature intent. Vixen installs the right kit from Foxora Kits, wires endpoint + tests, documents behavior, and ships a PR with exact commands, file diffs, and memory references that produced the result.
Meet your new user.
Boot Ember 4.1 on the machine you already have. She's waiting on the other side.
Foxora OS · Ember 4.1.0
Released Apr 2026 · 12-month LTS
Free preview · Signed installer · 12-month LTS · Verified by xBesh Labs
Built for the agents you'll write tomorrow.