Start my private SoulOS
Prepare a personal workspace for this signed-in account and take me directly to setup. Your work remains private until you explicitly release it.
Choose the setup that feels right. Use a direct terminal command, or let the guided Studio prepare everything with you. Your voice, sources, and work stay under your control.
You are signed in. One click prepares your private setup, then you can choose a guided screen or a terminal command. No migration, database work, or technical key is required.
Prepare a personal workspace for this signed-in account and take me directly to setup. Your work remains private until you explicitly release it.
If an organization or program gave you a key, use it here instead of creating a personal starter workspace.
Use the guided screen if you want SoulOS to walk with you. Choose the terminal only if you are comfortable there. You can import an existing SOUL.md or use the voice interview in either path.
Choose what you need to accomplish. SoulOS, Brain Studio, the graph, and the avatar remain connected behind one guided experience.
This command fetches the verified engine and asks the setup questions on your computer. Nothing is published.
Ask a realistic question, inspect the source trail, and teach the system what is missing.
Connect a brain and add an approved source to rehearse a cited answer. When the evidence is missing, the correct response is a clear refusal.
One model supports an individual, a couple, a team, or an organization without flattening identity or ownership.
Join your SoulOS identity to one approved Brain Studio brain, then shape the agent people can meet.
A source-backed interface to your approved work.
One line of code appears after release approval.No update is installed until you approve it on your computer.
Register work you plan to review and deliver. A release record never publishes the work by itself.