GauravOS is a command center for a fleet of AI workers — orchestrated by NOVA, planning, coding, testing and shipping across the machines on your own network. No cloud. Your data never leaves the LAN.
Live telemetry from every machine and worker, the second-brain graph, agent topology, and an evidence log of everything NOVA did — while you slept.
NOVA is the brain of the OS — a supervisor model that takes a goal in plain language, breaks it into a plan, and dispatches the right specialist worker for each step. Ask it to ship a feature and it plans, writes code, runs tests, reviews the diff, and logs every decision.
Register any Windows or Mac box as a worker with one command. GauravOS pools their CPUs, RAM and GPUs into a single fleet — then routes each task to the machine and model tier that fits, from a 7B local model to a frontier call when it's worth it.
Point GauravOS at your Obsidian vault and it becomes shared, searchable memory for every worker. Notes, links and documents are embedded into a pgvector index — so NOVA answers with your context, cites the note it used, and gets sharper the more you write.
Every task moves through the same governed loop. Nothing ships unverified, and every run feeds the second brain so the next one is faster.
Schedule recurring jobs in n8n, wire them to NOVA, and watch success rates in real time. Approvals only surface when something's risky or costs money.
GauravOS is in private beta. Join the waitlist for early access, or book a live walkthrough of the command center.