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Features

• A unified, straightforward interface for moving tasks forward in parallel from one window.
• Connect devices into a distributed Agent network, or use a single device on its own.
• ComputerUse on macOS and Android virtual displays, so Agents can use GUI applications without taking over your main desktop. Windows keeps BrowserUse but does not include desktop GUI control or virtual displays.
• An Agent browser that also works as an ordinary browser.
• Very low memory use, even with several Agents working at once.
• An elegant, simple interface.
• Support for most LLM providers, including ChatGPT subscriptions.
• Full MCP support.

Installation

Download a package from Releases.

Platform	Package
Windows x64	Desktop installer; uses WebView2
macOS	Desktop package; uses the system WebKit
Linux	Service archive; open the interface in a web browser
Android	APK with the service built in

Browser and computer interaction need the native client. Linux supports the service and HTTP web reading; sandboxed commands need bubblewrap and working user namespaces. Android has no terminal or Sudo.

To build the browser entry from source, install Rust, Bun, wasm-pack and your platform's build tools:

git clone https://github.com/shadow3aaa/DaatLocus.git
cd DaatLocus
rustup target add wasm32-unknown-unknown
bun scripts/build-webui.ts
cargo run --locked -- serve

Open the address printed by the service. See the native client guide to build the desktop app or APK.

Connect devices

We recommend Cloudflare Workers for the relay; there is no server to maintain. Set your Cloudflare account and domain in workers/signaling/wrangler.jsonc, then run:

cd workers/signaling
bun install --frozen-lockfile
bunx wrangler login
bunx wrangler deploy

On each device, choose relay mode in account settings, enter the same public WSS address and sign in with the same Daat Locus account. A single device needs no relay. See the relay guide for more configuration options.

License

This project uses Apache-2.0. License information for bundled open-source projects is listed in third-party attribution and NOTICE.

Optional Windows workspace filesystems use WinFsp - Windows File System Proxy, Copyright (C) Bill Zissimopoulos.