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Ódinn Forge is a local-first personal AI agent runtime. Its daily-use console keeps your conversations, projects, goals, memory, scheduled work, tools, and activity history together. The runtime adds policy checks, approvals, durable records, and recovery paths around model-driven work.

The current release is v0.4.0-beta.3. It is intended for real use on a machine you control, with the expectation that beta releases may contain rough edges or breaking changes.

What you can do

• Chat with a configured cloud or local model.
• Organize work into projects, sessions, and goals.
• Keep durable, inspectable memory across conversations.
• Search the public web and read pages.
• Use an isolated browser profile for accounts you sign into.
• Schedule registered tools with cron jobs.
• Inspect tasks, usage, audit history, approvals, and recovery state.
• Back up and restore local state.

What “local-first” means

Ódinn’s control plane, memory, browser profile, audit history, and runtime state live in the configured local state directory by default. It does not mean every model request stays offline. If you configure a cloud provider, that provider receives the information sent to produce a response. A local server such as Ollama can keep model inference on your own hardware.

The safe default path

The normal public-beta path is one local operator using the gateway at 127.0.0.1. Browser actions that can change an external account require approval by default. The local gateway must not be exposed directly to a network.

Remote use is possible through the separate TLS multi-user host, but it provides application-level tenant separation—not operating-system containment for mutually hostile users.

Recommended reading order

1. Check Public beta status.
2. Install v0.4.0-beta.3.
3. Complete Onboarding.
4. Send Your first conversation.
5. Learn the operator console.

Before connecting private accounts or enabling broader access, read Privacy and Known limits.