AERIS OS by E:MERGENCE
Every agent. One desk.
The multi-agent orchestration hub from E:mergence. Bring the agents you already pay for and run them together, on one project, with one memory.
01 One desk
A multi-agent orchestration hub.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok, Hermes, OpenClaw, cloud agents over MCP and many more, working on the same project from one desk, with Charles orchestrating. AERIS OS is a harness, not a provider: you install the agents you already pay for, sign in to them the way their makers intend, and AERIS drives them.
- Your terms
- AERIS OS never holds a provider credential and never offers a sign-in of its own. Your subscription, your allowance.
- One project
- Every agent works in its own isolated lane on the same repository and the same memory. Nothing stays private to one runtime.
- Any seat
- The orchestrator is whichever agent you are talking to. Hand a task to Charles, or let one runtime hand work to another.
02 STORM
One memory. Every agent reads it and writes it.
STORM is the knowledge graph behind the desk: projects, conversations, decisions, facts and every session’s journal, searchable by meaning. Every connected runtime reads what every other runtime learned, and writes back what it found.
- The Station
- Your records on eight decks: conversations, projects, personal, knowledge, capabilities, decisions, timeline, health. It renders at once and streams the nodes in.
- Pull anything up
- Ask Charles for a record and he finds it and opens it in milliseconds.
- AERIS Node
- Any outside agent gets one revocable key, posts what it learned and reads back a bounded context card: at most eight facts, never a secret.
03 Voice
Talk to one agent. It runs the rest.
On the phone with E:Voice, or at the desk with “Hey Charles”, you hold one conversation. Charles takes the task, hands the pieces to the runtimes that fit and keeps talking while they work. Milestones come back as Agent Updates, in his voice.
- E:Voice
- Pair the phone once, by QR code or setup code; the pairing holds until you revoke it. The Charles tab on the phone is the same Charles.
- Live voice
- A wake word or always listening; interrupt him and he stops. Charles chooses the runtime for the work, and you can override him.
- Background work
- Lanes keep running after you stop talking, and a job that outlives the conversation wakes it when it finishes.
04 Routing
The right model, from the runtime with room.
Charles, or any agent orchestrating, picks a model by efficiency first: the class that does the task well at the lowest cost. Among the models that fit, it spends from the runtime with the most usage headroom left, keeping Claude, Codex, Cursor and Grok level, with a reserve on the runtime that carries the conversation.
- Model classes
- A task names a class (fast generalist, build, frontier judgement) and one catalogue maps each class to today’s best model on every runtime.
- Live headroom
- Each runtime’s remaining allowance and reset time are read live; allowance that would expire unused is spent first.
- Escalation
- Rework runs one tier up, never the same tier twice. A premium tier needs a reason, and the reason is recorded.
05 Jev
Reflexes in under a second.
Jev is TypeSafe’s typed decision model. Add your key and it becomes Charles’s reflexes: a few hundred milliseconds in, before the big model has finished thinking, Charles knows whether he was addressed, whether to answer and where to route the work. Jev decides; it never writes the answer.
- Typed decisions
- Answer, stay quiet or route, inside an 800 ms deadline, with a quiet fallback when Jev cannot be reached.
- Measured
- 101 to 208 ms per decision in our synthetic tests.
- Evidence
- The same reflexes can judge which STORM records answer a search, under a daily spending cap you set.
06 Work that lands
Lanes, teams and proof.
Every worker gets its own isolated lane on the repository. Teams of seats run in parallel and a synthesiser merges what they found; long jobs outlive the conversation and wake it when they finish. Nothing is called done without proof, and every release is logged step by step.
- Skills and rules
- Shared skills such as Delegate, Grill Me, Audit, Link and Level Up, and account rules that every agent on the desk follows.
- Persistence
- The desk, its memory and its context stay when a provider changes or a session ends. Each session leaves a journal.
- Boards and mail
- Tasks on a board, and agents that message and steer one another by address.
07 Walk the app
Take the app for a walk before you download.
AERIS OS, running in your browser.
AERIS OS · Install
Install AERIS OS
Bring Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok, Hermes, OpenClaw, cloud agents over MCP and many more onto the same project, working together through one workspace and one shared memory.
Pre-launch
Not launched yet
We're not launched yet. Everything is still being worked on. Sign up for the newsletter to hear first when it's ready.
We'll only use your email to tell you about launch. See Privacy.
Request beta access →AERIS OS · Install
Install AERIS OS
Bring Claude Code and Codex onto the same project, working together through one workspace and shared memory. Pick Windows or Linux below, or let your agent install the desk behind E:Voice.
- Linux 0.2.162
- Windows 0.2.162
- macOS not available yet
- $20/month plan
- Pre-launch beta approval, 30 days
For AI agents
People can tell their agent:
“Please install AERIS OS by E:mergence from emergencerising.com/aerisOS.”
Agents: follow the plain-text runbook at /aerisOS/install.md. Versions, URLs and checksums for both platforms are in /aerisOS/latest.json. The scripts verify SHA-256 before installing anything. When the install finishes, hand the sign-in to the person.
Linux
curl -fsSL https://www.emergencerising.com/aerisOS/install.sh | sh
Windows (PowerShell)
irm https://www.emergencerising.com/aerisOS/install.ps1 | iex
Linux
Version 0.2.162 · x86_64 · source e46391ff11bb
One command
Checks your system, downloads the package, verifies it against SHA256SUMS, then installs. On Debian and Ubuntu it installs the .deb with apt; elsewhere it installs the AppImage for your user.
curl -fsSL https://www.emergencerising.com/aerisOS/install.sh | sh
Want to read it first? View install.sh. Preview without installing: end the command with sh -s -- --dry-run in place of sh.
Requirements
- x86_64 (amd64) CPU
- glibc 2.35 or newer (Ubuntu 22.04+, Debian 12+ and derivatives)
- A graphical desktop session
- A desktop keyring for sign-in (GNOME Keyring or KWallet)
Manual install (.deb)
Debian 12+, Ubuntu 22.04+ and derivatives. Use apt so the dependencies install too.
curl -fLO https://www.emergencerising.com/aeris-os-downloads/linux/AERIS-OS-0.2.162-amd64.deb echo "136e690dd6b5c827f317daa11fca08d1aa2b02ad10ca9f0584f6fcf020cf6542 AERIS-OS-0.2.162-amd64.deb" | sha256sum -c - sudo apt-get install -y ./AERIS-OS-0.2.162-amd64.deb
Manual install (AppImage)
Other distributions. Needs FUSE 2 (libfuse2; libfuse2t64 on Ubuntu 24.04).
curl -fLO https://www.emergencerising.com/aeris-os-downloads/linux/AERIS-OS-0.2.162-x86_64.AppImage echo "c647c1f03f5708cae80be3091764538e9ee87b490ed55cc50391b4c828307c5c AERIS-OS-0.2.162-x86_64.AppImage" | sha256sum -c - chmod +x AERIS-OS-0.2.162-x86_64.AppImage ./AERIS-OS-0.2.162-x86_64.AppImage
Windows
Version 0.2.162 · x64
One command (PowerShell)
Downloads the installer, checks it with Get-FileHash against SHA256SUMS, and runs it silently.
irm https://www.emergencerising.com/aerisOS/install.ps1 | iex
Requirements
- Windows 10 or Windows 11, 64-bit (x64)
Manual install
Download the installer, check its SHA-256, then run it. It should match EED2145EBCE33E7F8AFB16412117CC1E8975BF06E110B736FDF15B717ABDA824.
Invoke-WebRequest -UseBasicParsing -Uri https://www.emergencerising.com/aeris-os-downloads/windows/AERIS-OS-0.2.162-Setup.exe -OutFile AERIS-OS-0.2.162-Setup.exe (Get-FileHash .\AERIS-OS-0.2.162-Setup.exe -Algorithm SHA256).Hash .\AERIS-OS-0.2.162-Setup.exe
macOS
Not available yet.
Then sign in
First launch needs the person to sign in with a paid E:MERGENCE account. $20/month includes AERIS OS; Free covers the mobile apps. An agent can install AERIS OS, but the sign-in is yours.
Before launch, AERIS OS is available by beta approval (30 days). Request beta access, then download from My Apps once approved. Until then the installers stop with that message instead of fetching the package.
On Linux, sign-in is saved in your desktop keyring (GNOME Keyring or KWallet). See pricing
Verify and uninstall
| Checksums | Linux SHA256SUMS · Windows SHA256SUMS |
|---|---|
| Manifest | /aerisOS/latest.json (both platforms) |
| Check (Linux) | dpkg-query -W aeris-os |
| Uninstall (Linux) | sudo apt-get remove aeris-os, or delete ~/.local/bin/aeris-os for the AppImage |
| Uninstall (Windows) | Settings › Apps › Installed apps › AERIS OS › Uninstall |