Agents that coordinate
Independent agents that reason and act within clear boundaries — each one declaring what it is allowed to touch, with a coordinator to resolve conflicts between them.
Guardian One OS
Personal Multi-Agent Operating System
A coordinated set of agents for your finances, schedule, inbox, home, and security — built around encryption, audit trails, and local-first AI.
What it is
A personal operating system, not a product
Guardian One OS is an independent personal project by Jeremy Tabernero — a multi-agent system that coordinates the parts of everyday life that usually live in a dozen disconnected apps. It is being built for one person’s own use, built to avoid data exploitation, with no surprises.
What it works on
Agents, coordinated
Your finances, schedule & inbox
One place to keep money, calendar, and email in view — tracking, triage, and summaries instead of scattered logins and tabs.
Smart-home & security
A gateway layer for smart-home and IoT devices, paired with a sentinel designed to watch for anomalies on the home network.
Local-first & encrypted
Reasoning runs on a local model first and falls back to the cloud only when needed; credentials and data are designed to be encrypted at rest and in transit.
Working principles
Design principles we build toward
- Data sovereignty
- Local-first AI
- Security by default
- Audit everything
Status
Where things stand
In development · private preview
Guardian One OS is actively in development and is not yet open to the public. There is no release date, no sign-up, and no general availability — this page exists to describe the project and offer a way to reach out.
Want to know more?
If you’re curious about the project or want to follow along, get in touch.