Belief and doubt
The app tracks how sure it is. A written constitution gates which tools may run.
Coming soon · Director and IDE
BeliefOS
BeliefOS is a director for language-model agents you run locally, and an IDE. You open the folder you want to work on. You connect your own Cursor, Codex, Claude, OpenAI, Ollama, or Grok Build login. Then the loop is Ask → Lock → Review → Approve → Go. The model drafts. You keep the rooms.
The director holds a constitution, a 3D belief graph, and scoped memory with provenance. The IDE is the same desk: the open folder, the files, the graph, and the agent's work in one place. GitHub save and upload apply to the folder you opened.
Live capture
Inside the Director
Project open · graph, Agent, Tools
Live capture
Open a project
Home is the folder you want to work on. Quick open can be this app or a sample project. Recent and a system ledger sit below.
Director loop
Ask, lock, review, go
You set the ask. You lock the plan. You review the draft. You approve. Then Go. The work waits on those gates. You Accept or Reject each proposed change.
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Ask
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Lock
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Review
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Approve
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Go
Memory with provenance
What the agent remembers is scoped, dated, and revisable. History stays readable. Retrieval knows current from past.
Local first
Command-line, 3D director viewport, and a desktop IDE you run yourself. You bring the provider. A hosted service is on the map.
Technical
Director and IDE, one desk
You hold the keys
BeliefOS runs on your machine. The open folder is the project. Provider logins stay yours. The constitution is the gate: tools fire only when that writing allows them.
Graph beside the files
The IDE shows the folder, the graph, Agent, and Tools together. You can walk belief and doubt in 3D while you inspect the work the agent proposed.
Memory you can revise
Scoped memory carries dates and provenance. You can revise what the agent is allowed to remember. History stays on the record so current work and past work stay distinct.
Gates before Go
Ask writes the job. Lock holds the plan. Review is yours. Approve is yours. Go runs only after those gates. That is how a local director and an IDE stay in one loop.
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