STARNET TERMLINK OPEN SOURCE

Give your AI a world to work in.

Recruit AI agents into a living pixel-art station on your machine, connect real tools and real models, and watch your workforce think, build, research, and solve — for your goals.

v0.6.6 · MIT open source · Windows + macOS installers day one · bring your own keys
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Recruit AI agents into a living simulation on your machine. Connect real tools and real models, then watch your workforce think, research, and build — the only limit is what you ask for.

  • Placed gear is real capability. A signal dish grants web, a cabinet grants files, a workbench grants a terminal — shared by the whole crew.
  • Every bay is another agent, running its own work in parallel.
  • The floor is honest. An agent at a lit desk means a live run — the timer on screen is the real one.

You direct from COMMS. They think, browse, build files, and deliver — with your models, your keys, on your machine.

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FEATURES

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DOWNLOAD STARNET

Windows and macOS installers, fully supported from day one. Builds publish on the releases page and update through the same verified feed. Current version: v0.6.6.

WINDOWS
Windows 10 / 11 · 64-bit
[ .EXE INSTALLER ]
Authenticode-signed. SmartScreen may still warn while the new certificate builds reputation: More info → Run anyway.
MACOS · APPLE SILICON
M1 / M2 / M3 / M4
[ .DMG ]
Gatekeeper warning expected: right-click → Open.
// prefer to run from source? node 18+ is all you need

// honesty note: every build is cryptographically signed for auto-updates, and Windows installers are Authenticode code-signed. macOS builds aren't Apple-notarized yet, so Gatekeeper shows a one-time warning before first run; Windows SmartScreen may also warn until the signing certificate earns reputation. The getting-started guide shows exactly what to click on each platform. Something broken? Tell us: androo.agi@gmail.com.

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DOCS

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FAQ

Is StarNet free?

The software is MIT-licensed open source and free to run. Model usage costs whatever your provider charges — you bring your own API key (or OAuth account), and StarNet shows you real cost per run. No markup, no subscription required to use your own keys.

Is the work actually real?

Yes — that's the whole point. Every agent run is a real model call with real tools; files get written, browsers get driven, and the ledger records real cost. The station never renders state the harness can't prove. If it looks like an agent is working, it is.

Where does my data live?

On your machine. Station state, transcripts, memory, and ledgers live in your local StarNet workspace. Requests go to your model provider only when an agent runs, and to the wider network only when you explicitly grant a network tool or connector.

What do I need to start?

A Windows or macOS machine and one model provider: an OpenRouter API key works everywhere, or use a supported OAuth sign-in. That's it — full power from minute one, nothing gated behind progression.

Why does my OS warn me during install?

Windows installers are Authenticode code-signed; SmartScreen can still warn while a new certificate builds reputation. macOS builds aren't Apple-notarized yet, so Gatekeeper shows a one-time warning. The troubleshooting guide documents every warning honestly.