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AI · June 20, 2026

Ilo

A local AI operating shell that keeps working

Ilo launched on June 20, 2026 with 4 votes, #3,322 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

What it does

Ilo is a local-first Windows AI workbench for continual agent workflows. Connect a workspace, set a goal, and let Ilo research, plan, inspect files, create content, revise its work, and continue across follow-ups. Persistent projects, a live Blackboard, document retrieval, reviewable memory, context compaction, and explicit permissions keep every action visible and under your control.

ILO 18.0.0: YOUR LOCAL AI OPERATING SHELLPrivate. Agentic. Built to keep working.Ilo is a local-first AI desktop workbench for people who want more than another chat window.Connect a real project folder, give Ilo a goal, and let it research, inspect files, work with documents, create or revise content, operate web pages, remember approved information, and continue through follow-up turns without l

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