touri-ai/touri is a local-first desktop app that hosts and runs Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode on your own computer. It runs existing command-line tools in an isolated environment and adds browser and computer use capabilities. No latest release is confirmed on FACTS.
It separates instructions, memory, skills, and conversation history per agent, and manages overlaps between routine runs and pending work. Conversations, memory, and routines are stored locally, while credentials are kept in the operating system's secret store so they are not left in the database, logs, or export files, as explained. A human can take over browser control, and computer use has separate consent and a stop function. On macOS agents are isolated with Apple container, and on Linux with unprivileged Podman or Docker containers. It is written in TypeScript and follows the Apache-2.0 license.
That said, it mainly bundles and orchestrates existing tools, so its novelty is limited. According to the provided material, the macOS release build is unsigned and unnotarized, so Gatekeeper must be bypassed, and the macOS build is a pre-release that requires macOS 14 or later and Apple Silicon. The basis for judging its stability is still limited as well, so it is close to an early-stage project worth examining to see what a local agent operating setup looks like.