I.R.I.S is an offline AI agent for macOS that plans and executes real workflows on your Mac—like editing files, running Terminal commands, and helping with Git tasks—without uploading your data to the cloud.

Is I.R.I.S truly offline?

Yes—core workflows run entirely on-device, and I.R.I.S can work without an internet connection.

What can I.R.I.S control on my Mac?

I.R.I.S can work across your macOS filesystem and developer tooling to complete tasks end-to-end—based on the permissions you grant.

Will I.R.I.S take actions automatically?

I.R.I.S shows a plan before it acts. High-impact or destructive steps require explicit approval.

Is there an audit log?

Yes. I.R.I.S provides a full audit log so you can review what happened at any time.

What models does I.R.I.S use?

I.R.I.S uses open-weight models that can run locally, optimized for Apple Silicon on macOS.

I.R.I.S is built for people who want automation without sharing private context with cloud tools.

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What if an AI agent could work directly on your Mac?

I.R.I.S is an offline AI agent for macOS that can execute real workflows using your filesystem, Terminal shell, and other tools on your machine.

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No cloud • Audit log • Confirm-before-act

What does I.R.I.S actually do on a Mac?

I.R.I.S turns natural language requests into executable plans, running them locally via Terminal, the macOS filesystem, and tools like Git—following a strict "describe, plan, approve" workflow.

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Demo transcript

User: "Update README, run tests, and push if green."

I.R.I.S Plan: "(1) edit README.md (2) run pytest (3) commit changes (4) push to origin."

I.R.I.S Request: "Approval required to push. Proceed?"

Result: "Done. Audit log saved."

Describe

Tell I.R.I.S what to do in plain English.

Review

See the exact plan (commands & edits) before it runs.

Approve

One click to execute locally. Results logged.

Why can't cloud AI tools safely handle real work?

Cloud agents require sending private repos, API keys, and client data to third-party servers where redaction often breaks context. Local execution on macOS eliminates this risk entirely.

API keys and secrets shouldn't leave your machine

Pasting credentials into any cloud service, even encrypted, exposes you to breach risk.

Private repos are too valuable to upload

Code history, internal notes, and proprietary architecture shouldn't be shared with model providers.

Regulated data requires strict handling

PII, PHI, and client documents often cannot legally leave your infrastructure.

Redaction breaks workflows

Masking sensitive data often strips the context (repo structure, configs, shell output) the AI needs to actually solve the problem.

How do I stay in control of an AI agent?

Designed with a "paranoid-first" architecture, I.R.I.S operates offline by default, requiring explicit approvals for destructive actions and maintaining a strict audit log of every command.

✅ Offline by default

No network calls required for core functionality. Your files never leave your Mac.

✅ Approvals for destructive actions

Dangerous steps like `git push`, file deletions, or sending data trigger a mandatory confirmation prompt.

✅ Full Audit Log

Every shell command executed, file edited, and agent decision is logged locally for compliance.

✅ Permission Controls

You grant or revoke access to specific directories and tools at any time.

What can I build, and is my Mac supported?

Built for Apple Silicon using open-weight models, I.R.I.S automates complex engineering tasks—from Git operations to ops runbooks—serving engineers, DevOps, and security researchers.

Capability	Example Workflow
Repo Ops	Format code, run tests, commit changes, and push if successful.
Local Automation	Rename files in bulk, generate changelogs, update documentation.
Ops Runbooks	Run deployment checklists and summarize logs without sharing credentials.

Engineers

"Run tests, fix lint errors, update README, and push if green."

Ops Teams

"Collect logs, summarize failures, and generate a status update draft."

Security

"Audit what changed in this folder since yesterday and explain why."

Compatibility: Optimized for macOS (M1/M2/M3). Integrates with Terminal, Filesystem, AppleScript. More integrations coming.

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