Your first agent workflow starts here.

Run agents with local models, connect tools, and choose when to use external providers. Edge is the open-source runtime for individuals and small teams.

macOS · Linux · Windows · Capabilities vary by platform

Install. Launch. Explore.

1. Install for your platform

Use the macOS or Windows installer, or follow the Linux instructions. On macOS and Linux, Homebrew is also available:

brew tap arkavo-org/homebrew-arkavo
# Required with Homebrew 5.2 or later:
brew trust --formula arkavo-org/arkavo/arkavo
brew install arkavo

2. Start an agent

arkavo

First launch downloads local models sized for your device. Allow time and disk space for that initial download.

3. Explore the interface

To start with the web interface, run:

arkavo ui

Follow the address shown by your installed release. Use the interface to inspect your agent and its activity.

Try a bounded workflow.

Code review with explicit roles

The repository includes a code-review kit with role-specific data-release policies. Review the example configuration, prerequisites, and tool permissions before running it on your code.

Explore the code-review kit Read the SwarmKit guide

Choose your environment.

Platform	Documented support
macOS · Apple Silicon	Local and remote models, discovery, and iOS simulator tools.
Linux · x86_64 / ARM64	Local and remote models; build variants have different capabilities.
Windows · x86_64	Remote models, memory, and discovery. No iOS simulator tools.

Model memory and storage needs depend on your configuration. Follow the requirements for the release you install.

Local by choice. Connections you configure.

Local inference runs on your hardware. Cloud routing sends relevant input to the selected provider; connected tools and remote agents introduce their own data flows. Review the configuration for your workflow.

Documentation checked September 19, 2026. This page is a setup overview; release documentation is the source for version-specific behavior.