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TurenOS

TurenOS is a batteries-included desktop and CLI workbench for code review, application security, investigation, and remediation. It combines an AI coding agent with local tools, durable sessions, parallel subagents, security analysis, and explicit permissions.
TurenOS is an independently maintained hard fork of OpenCode. Some compatibility identifiers still use forge, including the CLI command, configuration filenames, and local data paths.

Local-first architecture

The Desktop app launches a managed local forge server as a sidecar. Projects, sessions, credentials, Extensions, and tool execution remain on your machine unless you explicitly connect a remote provider, hosted MCP integration, or remote TurenOS server. TurenOS is not a sandbox. Approved tools execute with your operating-system user privileges and can read, modify, and run code in authorized locations.

What you can do

Build and review

Open a repository, start durable sessions, edit code, inspect diffs, and verify fixes without leaving the workbench.

Investigate securely

Use built-in static, binary, email, network, and forensic analyzers with evidence-preserving results.

Orchestrate work

Delegate bounded tasks to subagents, run swarm workflows, track goals, schedule automations, and retain project memory.

Connect your tools

Add model providers and Extensions, including hosted or local MCP servers with OAuth and explicit tool allowlists.

Platform support

Claude Code subscriptions and OpenAI Codex OAuth are both supported provider paths. Other providers can use API keys, device login, or reviewed custom endpoints.

Install TurenOS

Download a signed release, connect a provider, and start your first session.