One window for the work
Todos, projects, skills, and sessions live together, so you are not hopping across a pile of tools.
v0.7.3 · macOS Apple Silicon
OPC-Fellows
A local-first workbench for a one-person company — kernel plus occupation plugins.
What it is
Keep the todos, projects, skills, and sessions of a one-person company in one local window.
Occupation plugins on demand
Turn notes, mail triage, growth experiments, and other occupation modules on only when the work needs them.
Data stays on the machine
Business data lives in local userData. There is no first-party backend holding it for you.
Download
Only macOS (Apple Silicon) builds are available. Windows and Linux are not available yet.
macOS (Apple Silicon)✓ Available
Windows✕ Not available yet
Linux✕ Not available yet
Download .dmg
Drag the app into Applications.
Download .zip
Unzip to get the same macOS app, handy for copying or archiving.
You must allow it on first launch
This build is not Apple-signed or notarized. macOS will block the first open until you run the command below, then launch the app.
Terminal
xattr -cr "/Applications/OPC Agent Team - Solokit.app"About the app display name After install, Dock and Applications still show “OPC Agent Team - Solokit”. Renaming it would migrate the data directory, so that waits for a later release.
latest-mac.yml — latest-mac.yml is this release’s macOS update manifest.
How it works
The Cordis kernel owns the session and permissions. Occupation modules plug in through a contract and cannot call past it.
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A module declares the capabilities it needs in its manifest.
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Calls outside that grant are rejected by the kernel.
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High-risk permissions are confirmed when the module is installed.
Built-in occupations
This is the real module list from the project README — nothing added or removed.
ModuleWhat it does
Notes
Local notes
Companion
Standalone reminder window; due todos jump to screen center
Project monitor
Repo / site posture; optional GET /api/stats
Social ammo
Multi-platform copy from product capabilities
Micro sourcing
Public-forum pain points clustered into product ideas
Growth hacker
Experiments, loops, and channels; no copy, no traffic refresh
Creator accounts
Domestic-platform accounts and day logs (manual data)
WeChat intel
Local read-only bridge to WeChat Intelligence Hub; never sends WeChat, chats stay on device
Mail triage
Local Mail.app + iCloud / Gmail / QQ IMAP; triage and drafts only, no sending
Payments
Local ledger; optional Creem sync
DeepSeek Harness
Center-pane chat and Local API share one SDK session
Security & data
Permissions follow a capability allowlist. Chats, mail, and secrets stay on this machine by default.
No first-party backend
Business data stays in local userData. There is no first-party backend.
WeChat stays on device
WeChat intel is a local read-only index: chats are not uploaded, secrets never leave the machine, and the app never sends WeChat messages.
Mail is not sent
Mail only reads the inbox and writes local drafts. The app does not send mail.
High-risk grants need confirmation
Third-party modules go through a capability allowlist. High-risk permissions are confirmed at install time.
FAQ
Why macOS only?+
The published installer is macOS (Apple Silicon) only. Windows and Linux are not available yet.
It will not open after install. What now?+
The build is not Apple-signed or notarized, so the system blocks the first launch. Run xattr -cr "/Applications/OPC Agent Team - Solokit.app" in Terminal, then open the app.
Where is the data stored?+
Business data stays in local userData. There is no first-party backend. WeChat chats and secrets do not leave this machine; mail drafts are local too.
Can I use it commercially?+
Yes. The project is MIT-licensed, which allows commercial use. The LICENSE file in the repo is the source of truth.
How do I write my own module?+
See CONTRIBUTING in the public repo. Modules declare capabilities in a manifest; the kernel rejects out-of-grant calls; high-risk permissions are confirmed at install time. Read CONTRIBUTING