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LyDos Desktop
for your whole workflow
A native desktop app that puts the 109-agent autonomy stack on your desk. Offline-first, signed actions, real-time event stream — with the same warm-clay palette as the web dashboard.
curl -fsSL https://lydos.ailydian.com/install | shInstalls in ~15 seconds. Then run lydos auth login to authenticate.
Built for the autonomy stack
The desktop shell bridges the Rust process directly into the LyDos event bus so approvals and Q158 fixes arrive without polling.
Offline-first cache
Every GET response is persisted to an on-device SQLite WAL cache; POST mutations queue locally and replay automatically on reconnect.
Real-time SSE stream
A long-lived listener subscribes to /api/events/stream — action proposals, approvals, executions, and Q158 fixes land in the panel instantly.
KSL-signed actions
Critical approvals (payments, settlement, policy changes, node removal) sign with a device key stored in the OS keychain. The server verifies before executing.
OS keychain credentials
Session tokens live in macOS Keychain / Windows Credential Manager / Linux libsecret — never in plain disk files.
Native notifications
Quorum-pending approvals, autonomy tier changes and Q158 engineer findings surface as OS-level notifications with deep links back into the app.
Signed auto-updater
Updates are distributed through a TUP-gated manifest (release signature + role-diverse quorum + binary hash). Unsigned payloads are refused silently.
Install it your way
Package managers, signed installers, or a reproducible local build — all routes produce the same binary.
curl -L https://lydos.ailydian.com/api/desktop/release/latest/linux-deb-x86_64 -o lydos.deb && sudo apt install ./lydos.debBuild locally — 3 commands
git clone https://github.com/lydianai/AILYDIAN-AGENT-ORCHESTRATOR cd AILYDIAN-AGENT-ORCHESTRATOR/desktop pnpm install && pnpm desktop:build
Requires Rust 1.77+, Node 20, pnpm 9, and native webview deps (webkit2gtk on Linux, MSVC on Windows, Xcode CLT on macOS).
Read the deep dive
Enterprise capabilities, compliance exports, RBAC, LSIA immunity, FAQ, and platform matrix all live in the docs.
Enterprise guide
KSL device identity, audit export, RBAC, air-gap.
Security & signing
TUP update protocol, code signing, LSIA immunity.
FAQ
Data locality, offline mode, licence, open source.
Platform matrix
Full OS / format / signing / update-channel table.
Sovereign stack — from browser to kernel
The same 13-engine sovereign security stack that protects the web dashboard protects the desktop — KSL device attestation, LSIA immunity, TUP signed updates.