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OmniConflux

Your fleet. One agent platform.

Pool your own machines, talk to your fleet, and keep context on device. Every agent task gets a verifier from a different vendor.

Launch access and plans will be announced.

  1. Machines on a dark stage, each agent head locked inside its own colored glass cage with a padlock, none of the machines connected.

    Your tools work alone. Your goals do not wait.

    OmniConflux turns every machine you own into one agent workforce.

  2. The padlocks pop open and the cage walls dissolve into points of light while the agent heads look up.

    Open. No walled gardens.

  3. The goal "Migrate billing to the new API" hangs above the machines as glowing 3D text.

    Give it the goal.

  4. One bright seed sends a strand of cyan light to every machine, and the whole fleet glows as it works.

    Your machines become the cloud.

  5. Four agent heads of different shapes plug into the same round socket on their machines, each beside a reader holding a key-card, while a closed glass bell seals the local model on the mini computer with no cable out.

    Any model. Any harness. Your login, never ours.

    Every agent plugs into the same open socket. Run the vendor's own tool under your login on your own machine, bring your own API key, or keep a local model that never leaves the machine.

  6. Strands of finished work pass through glass prisms held by heads of a different shape; one strand turns rose and is sent back to its machine while the rest turn white.

    Every agent is checked by a rival.

    A model from a different vendor family reviews each piece of work. What fails the check goes back for rework.

  7. White strands braid into the Confluence ring above the machines while a phone rises and a tap on its screen sends a beam of light that approves the ring.

    You stay in control, from your phone.

    The checked work braids into one result. You review it and approve it with a tap.

Sample

The goal, checked and approved.

Each piece of work names who built it and which rival checked it. This log is a sample that follows the film, not real usage data.

Sample verification log for the goal Migrate billing to the new API
TaskBuilderVerifierResult
Port the billing client to the new APICube, laptopPrismVerified
Move the webhook handlersPrism, towerSphereSent back
Rework the webhook handlersPrism, towerSphereVerified
Update the invoice testsSphere, server rackCubeVerified
Write the migration notesTorus, mini, local modelSphereVerified

Built around you

Five ideas. One platform.

A glass prism taking in one white beam and sending out three checked beams

Every agent checked by a rival vendor

A verifier from a different vendor checks every agent task. Independent review is part of the workflow.

Explore verification
Six machines, phone to server rack, all connected to one glowing hub

Your machines are the cloud

Pool your own machines into a fleet. Build your agent workspace around the computing resources you own.

Explore your fleet
A closed glass vault with a round door wheel, a private local model glowing green-white inside

Private by default

Local models and on-device context are the foundation. Keep your own machines at the center of the work.

Read the privacy principles
A studio microphone with a glowing waveform ribbon flowing out of it

Talk to your fleet

A voice-first approach to working with your agents. Your fleet is the workspace, and your voice is a way in.

Explore voice
A violet glass key-card on a ring, with a lit key emblem and chip

The platform that pays you

Aura by OmniConflux brings earning into the agent platform. Revenue share is announced at launch.

Learn about participation
Connected fleet scene with multiple coordinated workspaces.

Your machines are the cloud

A fleet built from what you own.

OmniConflux pools your own machines. Local models and on-device context give that fleet a private foundation, while a verifier from a different vendor checks every agent task.

Meet your fleet

Connected by your fleet

Bring the work together.

Independent verification, local context, and voice belong in the same agent platform. Start with the platform overview, then explore how the pieces fit your fleet.

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OmniConflux mark in a cinematic space scene.

Questions before you start

What is OmniConflux?
OmniConflux is an agent platform built around your own fleet, independent verification, local context, voice, and Aura by OmniConflux.
How is agent work checked?
Every agent task has a verifier from a different vendor. That check is part of the workflow.
What does private by default mean?
Local models and on-device context are the foundation of OmniConflux. The privacy page explains these principles.
Does OmniConflux lock me into one AI vendor?
No. OmniConflux is open by design and works with any vendor. Bring models three ways: the vendor's own tool on your machine under your login, your own API key, or local models on your hardware.
Can I use the AI subscription I already have?
Yes, on your own machines. OmniConflux runs the vendor's own tool under your login, as the vendor allows. It never pools personal accounts or passes your login through a hosted backend.
Which agents does it run?
Any command-line agent runs at the process level. Agents that speak MCP or ACP get deeper control over state, handoff and approvals. Agents share work through git worktrees and files.
Can you run the fleet for me?
Self-serve is the default. A managed fleet is available by talking to us, and it always runs on your API keys or enterprise tokens.
Can I download OmniConflux today?
Downloads are being prepared. The download page links to the email update list for launch news.
How much will it cost?
Free to start, plans announced at launch.
How does earning work?
Aura by OmniConflux is the ad network for the platform. Revenue share is announced at launch.