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A smart AI assistant that lives on your Windows PC.
MAOS Windows is a helpful AI you can talk to right on your desktop. Ask it to find files, write and edit text, run quick tasks, or click around your screen for you, and watch it work step by step. You choose which AI powers it, and everything stays on your own computer.
What you get
Everything MultiAgentOS does, made for Windows.
Pick the AI you want, open the right tools when a task needs them, and let your assistant get things done on your PC while you stay in control.
Extra Windows tools on demand
Five handy toolkits let your assistant check your system, network and installed software when a task needs it. They switch on only for the job at hand, then step back out of the way.
Your keys stay safe
Any sign-in keys are kept in the secure vault built into Windows, never saved as plain text. Nothing is tracked or sent off your machine, and your chats are not written to disk.
It can use your PC for you
Ask it to click, type, scroll, take a screenshot, or open an app, and it does the busywork for you. Anything important pauses for your okay first, so nothing happens behind your back.
Side panels for every job
Need a browser, a file view, a code window, or a command line? Each one slides open in the same window when the task calls for it, then tidies itself away when you are done.
Hand off bigger jobs
Give a tricky task to a helper assistant with a clear goal, a set of tools it is allowed to use, and a limit on how long it can run. It does the work and brings the answer back to you.
A look inside
You can always see what your assistant is doing.
Tools, side panels, and helper assistants all open inside the same window, so you can watch each step and see exactly what your assistant is allowed to do.
Built-in command line
Run quick commands right inside the app, with your chosen AI, your permissions, and the live status all in plain view.
Helper assistants you control
Hand off a task with a clear goal, a chosen set of tools, and a time limit, all set before the work begins so it stays within bounds.
How to use MAOS Windows
Run Windows tasks with an AI you supervise.
The best first session is careful and visible: connect a model, ask for a low-risk task, and require the assistant to stop before it changes files, settings, or sends anything.
Open the app
Launch MAOS Windows on Windows 10 or 11. Keep the app somewhere predictable, such as your Applications or Tools folder, so updates and downloads are easy to manage.
Connect your model
Use an API key for hosted models, or keep work private with Ollama, LM Studio, a local GGUF model, CLI pipe, OAuth, or a terminal command. Test the connection before starting a real task.
Use Windows tools carefully
Let the assistant inspect system information, files, network details, or installed software only when the task needs it. On-demand tool packs keep the working surface smaller and easier to review.
Start with a reversible request
Try: "Look through this folder, summarize what is inside, suggest cleanup steps, and stop before moving or deleting files." You get useful output without risking accidental changes.
Review terminal commands
For PowerShell or Cmd work, ask the assistant to draft the command and explain what it does before running it. Copy or approve only commands you understand.
Make private work local
When you are working with personal files, client material, or company code, route the assistant to Local Server or Local AI so prompts and context stay on your PC.
Beginner Windows workflows
Practical first-week tasks for your Windows AI assistant.
Start with read-only requests, clear boundaries, and visible review. Once the assistant is predictable, add Windows tool packs, files, terminal work, and local model routes one at a time.
Folder summary
Attach Documents, Downloads, or a project folder and ask: "Summarize what is here, group files by topic, and stop before moving or deleting anything." This teaches the workflow without changing your PC.
PowerShell preview
Ask the assistant to draft a PowerShell command, explain what it reads or changes, and show the expected output. Approve only after the explanation makes sense.
Local model route
Connect Ollama, LM Studio, a local server, or a GGUF model when prompts involve private files, client material, or company code. Test the model before adding desktop actions.
System check report
Use Windows tool packs to inspect system information, installed software, or network details for a troubleshooting report. Keep the request diagnostic until you decide what should change.
Browser research
Open the browser sidecar and ask for a summary, comparison, or list of sources. Tell the assistant to stop before signing in, submitting a form, buying, or changing account settings.
Repeatable PC routine
Save good prompts as checklists with the folder, model route, allowed tool packs, output format, and the exact Windows actions where approval is required.
Windows questions
Use AI on Windows without handing over the whole PC.
Does MAOS Windows work without internet?
Yes. You can connect hosted AI providers when needed, but MAOS Windows also supports Ollama, LM Studio, local servers, CLI pipes, terminal commands, and local GGUF models for private or offline workflows.
Where are API keys stored on Windows?
MAOS Windows stores API keys and sign-in secrets through Windows Credential Manager instead of saving them as plain text files.
How should beginners use PowerShell with an AI assistant?
Ask the assistant to draft the command, explain each part, and wait before running it. Begin with read-only commands that list, summarize, or check state before you allow changes.
What is a safe first task on Windows?
Start with a read-only task such as summarizing a folder, checking system information, creating a cleanup plan, or drafting a PowerShell command while telling the assistant to stop before moving, deleting, sending, or installing anything.
Built for Windows
Feels right at home on your PC.
One simple file that runs on Windows 10 or 11 with no installer and no extras to download. It fits in naturally and respects the way Windows works.
- One file, nothing to install
- Keys kept in the Windows vault
- 5 extra toolkits on demand
- Command line built right in
- Taskbar + Task Manager visible
- Sharp on high-res screens
- Emergency stop (Ctrl+.) any time
- No tracking, nothing logged
- Operating system
- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- Install
- One file to run, no setup needed
- Access
- Donation-supported download
- Internet
- Optional — runs fully offline
Support the project
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Get the software
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