@JeliPenguin: We just launched holaOS Beta 0.1 — the first product version of what started as our open-source agent computer. I recor…

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JeliPenguin launched holaOS Beta 0.1, a product designed to manage long-running work streams with features like multi-workspaces, sub-agents, and a dashboard, addressing the context loss common in session-based AI agents.

We just launched holaOS Beta 0.1 — the first product version of what started as our open-source agent computer. I recorded a launch video for the direction we’re building toward: AI teammates that can help with work that unfolds over time, not just one-off sessions. The core problem: most agents are still built for a session. But real work continues next week. Research keeps changing. Content needs the same voice and rules. Customer feedback has follow-ups. Launches have blockers, review points, and the next run. Current agents are impressive in one chat, but they still forget context, lose rules, and make you restart the same work again. A few Beta 0.1 notes around the launch: - Multi Workspaces: Each long-running work-stream has its own context, rules, tools, and history for better organization and focus. - Sub Agents: Handle complex tasks in parallel while the user interacts with a single, centralized coordinator agent for a seamless experience. - Dashboard: Track what’s running, identify what needs review, and see the next steps—fully customizable to fit your workflow. The Open Agent Computer is still the foundation. But the user-facing unit is becoming clearer: not a disposable session, not a blank agent builder, but a living workspace for work that unfolds over time. Still early. Try it with one recurring work-stream you keep restarting every week.
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