> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.turen.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# TurenOS

> Build, investigate, and remediate with a local-first AI security workbench

TurenOS combines a desktop coding agent, durable sessions, parallel orchestration, reviewed integrations, and local security analyzers in one workbench.

![Illustrated TurenOS workbench showing navigation, project sessions, an agent timeline, verified tool results, permissions, and a code review panel.](https://mintcdn.com/turenlabsinc/hdJVh3qBGrzOz_mw/images/turenos-workbench.svg?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=hdJVh3qBGrzOz_mw\&q=85\&s=c4738008280c978386ae0c83c2a2118f)

A local TurenOS workspace with agent timeline, tool evidence, permissions, and code review in one view.

> **[Install TurenOS](https://docs.turen.io/get-started/quickstart.md)**
>
> Choose a signed Desktop package and start your first session.

> **[Connect a provider](https://docs.turen.io/get-started/providers.md)**
>
> Use an API key, OAuth, a local subscription, or a custom endpoint.

> **[Run a security workflow](https://docs.turen.io/extensions/security-analysis.md)**
>
> Inspect source, binaries, documents, email, packets, and forensic artifacts.

> **[Orchestrate agents](https://docs.turen.io/orchestration/swarm.md)**
>
> Delegate bounded work with subagents, swarm phases, goals, automations, and memory.

## Start here

**1. Install**

Download a signed package for macOS, Windows, or Linux.

**2. Connect**

Add a model provider through **Settings → Providers**.

**3. Open**

Choose a project directory and, for Git repositories, a workspace or worktree.

**4. Run**

Submit a prompt, approve tools deliberately, and verify the result in the timeline and review panel.

> [!WARNING]
>
> TurenOS is not a sandbox. Approved tools execute with your operating-system user privileges.


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