Grux OS
Raycast, Granola and Wispr Flow in one free MIT Mac app
What it does
Grux is a native macOS agent for people who work alone. It opens real terminal sessions and can undo anything it did, because every command is snapshotted into a shadow git repo first. It runs swarms of agents in parallel, scaffolds and builds iOS apps, captures meetings on device, and writes its own next version for you to approve. 39 features, 79 tools, 1830 tests. Your own API key, or a local model with no key at all. No account, no server, no telemetry. MIT.
The god agent for solopreneurs on Mac. Opens terminal sessions it can undo, runs agent swarms, builds iOS apps, and writes its own next version. 39 features, 116 tools. Free, MIT, no account.
Thirty nine features and one hundred sixteen tools in one native window. It opens terminal sessions it can undo, runs agent swarms, builds iOS apps, and writes its own next version for you to approve. Your mail and your meetings are the easy part. Free, MIT licensed | macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon | 22.4 MB | Signed and notarized by Apple No account, no server, no telemetry, no subscription. Roughly $322,000 of Claude went into it. Yours for nothing. One command, in the shell you already have open. Every command also runs unattended and can print itself as a prompt, so the coding agent you already use can set Grux up, wire it into the rest of your machine, and go on extending it with…from gruxai.com
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