A computer that can understand work without owning your authority.
KINGAI OS Desktop turns Tasks, Approvals, Memory, Agents and Models into first-class system objects. Intelligence, Flow and Classic are three ways to work on the same D5 governed runtime—not three separate operating systems.
Focus. Create. Flow.
A calm workspace that lets active tasks and context surface only when needed.
The AI runtime should feel like part of the computer.
Instead of hiding everything inside one chat window, KINGAI Desktop exposes the major runtime objects as system-level experiences.
Task Center
Goals, plans, dependency-aware steps, progress, failures and completion in one place.
Approval Center
See which Agent wants which Capability on which target before sensitive actions run.
Memory Center
Inspect layered M0–M6 memory, retention, sensitivity and local/cloud handling choices.
Agent Center
Manage registered agents, declared capabilities, runtime health and controlled integrations.
Model Center
Understand local and remote model choices, health, privacy mode and offline routing.
Change the way you work, not the trust model underneath.
Plasma 6, Wayland, KINGAI Runtime, policy, memory, model routing, update and recovery foundations stay shared across all three experiences.
Local-first by design
Compatible memory, task, policy and model services can continue locally; cloud remains optional acceleration.
Governed system actions
Agents can plan and request capabilities, while approval and constrained execution remain distinct trust boundaries.
Recoverable system lifecycle
Desktop shares the same update, recovery and release-gate philosophy as the rest of KINGAI OS.
For developers, creators and people who want local intelligence to feel native.
Creators
Keep project context close while separating private memory from external models and services.
Developers
Work with local models, agents, MCP-style integrations and controlled system capabilities.
Operators
See system health, updates, approvals and automation state without handing agents invisible privilege.
Desktop remains an engineering preview track.
A public Desktop image will appear only after its own release gates pass.