Orchestrates AI coding agents with persistent memory

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RedPlanetHQ/core

Source: https://github.com/RedPlanetHQ/core

Your personal AI OS.

Run Your OS. Watches your work. Remembers what matters. Acts across your tools and agents. Open source, self-hosted, yours forever.

See it work

Watch CORE handle two coding tasks end to end:

What CORE is

CORE is the open-source operating layer for AI-native work.

You write what needs doing in a scratchpad. CORE picks up the task, loads context from memory and connected apps, drafts a plan, runs the right agent through the gateway, handles blockers where it can, and comes back when human judgment is needed.

It is not a chatbot you keep prompting. It is the layer that remembers, coordinates, acts, and escalates.

The architecture

CORE decides what it can do safely, asks before sensitive actions, and leaves a trail you can review.

CORE in action

Delegate a coding task, come back to a PR.

Tell CORE what needs doing. It gathers context from your repo, apps, and memory, drafts a plan, runs a Claude Code or Codex session, handles blockers where it can, and brings back a PR. You review when it is done.

[ ] Fix the race condition in the checkout flow from issue #312

Clear your backlog while you sleep.

Set a recurring task to pull from your backlog at a set time. CORE works through it while you are offline. Smooth runs wait for review in the morning. Stuck sessions come back with a tight question, not a stalled tab.

[ ] Work through tonight's backlog starting at 11pm

Investigate alerts before they become interruptions.

Set a recurring task to watch Sentry, logs, or any alert source. When something fires, CORE investigates, pulls related traces and prior incidents, and decides whether to handle it or escalate.

A Sentry alert fires at 2am. CORE investigates, proposes a fix, and pings you on Slack for review.

Get a morning brief that knows your work.

Set a recurring task to pull from email, GitHub, Linear, and Slack every morning. CORE summarizes what needs attention, skips what doesn’t, and turns follow-ups into tasks automatically.

Delegate from wherever you are.

Create tasks from Slack, WhatsApp, Telegram, email, or web. The gateway keeps running in Docker or Railway, so CORE can pick up work even when your laptop is closed.

What’s inside CORE

What CORE is not

Quickstart

Open source and self-hosted. Your data stays in your infrastructure.

Install and start CORE:

npm install -g @redplanethq/corebrain && corebrain setup

The setup wizard asks for an install directory, AI provider, API key, and chat model. It generates secrets, starts the stack, and opens http://localhost:3033.

Most local installs take a few minutes once Docker is running.

Or deploy on Railway:

Connect a gateway so CORE can drive your browser, run coding agents, and access local folders:

corebrain login
corebrain gateway setup

Requirements: Docker 20.10+, Docker Compose 2.20+, 4 vCPU / 8GB RAM

Full self-hosting guide

Want the Mac app? Join the waitlist at getcore.me.

Benchmark

CORE achieves 88.24% average accuracy on the LoCoMo benchmark across single-hop, multi-hop, open-domain, and temporal reasoning.

What we believe

• Chat is an interface. Not an OS.
• Intelligence without memory is trivia.
• Your AI should know you across every tool, not just the current tab.
• Work should move from intent to action without you becoming the glue.
• Automation without accountability is chaos.

Docs

• Memory - Temporal knowledge graph, fact classification, intent-driven retrieval
• Scratchpad - The daily surface where tasks and ideas start
• Tasks - Plans, state, recurring work, and task-scoped context
• Toolkit - 1000+ actions across 50+ apps via MCP
• CORE Agent - Triggers, memory, tools, and execution
• Gateway - WhatsApp, Slack, Telegram, email, web, and API access
• Skills - Reusable instructions for repeatable workflows
• Self-hosting - Full deployment guide
• Changelog - What has shipped

Security

• CASA Tier 2 Certified
• TLS 1.3 in transit
• AES-256 at rest
• Your data is never used for model training
• Self-host for full isolation
• Security policy
• Vulnerabilities: [email protected]

Community

We’re building CORE in public.

We share the roadmap and architectural decisions openly because the hardest problems in building a personal OS are best solved with the people using it. Star the repo, self-host it, share what you build, and open issues for what’s broken or missing.

• Discord - questions, ideas, show-and-tell
• Contributing docs - how to contribute to CORE
• good-first-issue - start here