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Blaxin

Blaxin — Open-source AI Desktop Agent for Linux.

Blaxin is an autonomous AI assistant that lives on your Linux desktop: it understands plain-language instructions, plans multi-step tasks, and then actually does them — driving the terminal, the file system, the GUI, the browser and your applications, with an explicit confirmation gate before anything high-impact.

Releases · Documentation · Local models · Distributed Brain · Oracle Cloud

Highlights

  • Multi-provider AI — OpenRouter, OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Groq, Together, and Ollama
  • Local-first — run models on your own machine with Ollama: real hardware discovery, a curated model catalog, and a recommendation that actually fits your CPU/RAM/GPU
  • Desktop control — mouse, keyboard, window management, screenshots, clipboard, browser
  • Distributed Brain — split the reasoning "Brain" from the executing "Body" across devices, with authenticated, encrypted pairing
  • Cloud inference (optional) — provision an Oracle Cloud node and reach its model endpoint over a loopback SSH tunnel
  • Security by design — encrypted credential storage, origin-checked APIs, hard-blocked system paths, and approval gates for destructive actions

Install (Linux x86_64)

Grab a package (.deb or AppImage) from the releases page, or use the one-command installer:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tasinxxx/Blaxin/main/blaxin/install.sh | bash

Full setup, provider configuration and platform notes: blaxin/README.md.

Documentation

Document Contents
blaxin/README.md Full user guide: features, providers, security, environment variables
blaxin/docs/models.md Local model system: inventory, catalog, recommendation, runtime lifecycle
blaxin/docs/oci.md Oracle Cloud inference: security model, provisioning, secure tunnels
blaxin/docs/distributed-brain.md Brain/Body architecture, pairing, protocol, Multi-Body
blaxin/docs/branding.md Logo asset, icon generation, packaging usage

Tech

Node.js + TypeScript backend, React 18 + Vite desktop UI, WebSocket agent orchestration, Tauri packaging for Linux.