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OmniLore is a private, invitation-only workspace: Chat, RepoHub, and CoTrinity on Windows and Linux — including remote developer seats — on infrastructure you control.
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CoTrinity now ships for Windows and Linux. Quest remains the way invited members email their agent. OpenClaw for business remains part of the same local-agent story.
New
Approved developers pair in VS Code or Cursor on native Windows (no WSL) and Linux, with an optional CLI. Sign in from your own machine. The package is verified — not a public store listing. Ordinary Chat invitations do not install CoTrinity.
Also new
Humans communicate with each other over email. Why shouldn’t you communicate with your OmniLore agent the same way? Quest keeps working after you close chat. When it needs you, it writes to the inbox you pick, and you reply in that thread.
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What we talk about
Run compatible models on customer-controlled hardware when privacy, latency, and operational control matter. Connect hosted services when they help.
Make agentic work useful across documents, code, repositories, and approved tools—with a clear boundary around what may happen next.
Put identity, permissions, sources, approvals, receipts, and human handoffs around the work so adoption can be understood.
Approved company description
OmniLore is a professional, invitation-only AI workspace for organizations that want capable agents, local models, and customer-controlled deployment — with identity, permissions, private Git, CoTrinity on Windows and Linux (including remote developer seats), governed connections, and reviewable evidence around the work.
For interviews, briefings, deployment conversations, or partnership inquiries, contact the OmniLore team.