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Linux doesn't deserve this
Imagine taking the lightweight, privacy-focused appeal of Linux and completely ruining it by hardwiring AI models straight into the OS. Nobody is switching from Windows for more forced AI features.
Doesn't Omarchy already do this?
No. KORA's secret sauce is an Orchestrator called Cortex that uses LLMs and resources that are local to machine AND NETWORK before sending work to the cloud.
Hm, never used Omarchy, but I thought there were ways to setup local LLM too in place of the online services. So in KORA's case its a hybrid then.
Close. KORA with Cortex is local first by default where "local" can be an on-machine LLM and / or ones that located on the same local network. So it's Hybrid with local first and the added party trick that you can tap an LLM on another machine that is also running Cortex.