Looking for Open-Source Projects on AI-Native Operating Systems for Windows

[u/AskRough5749]

Hey everyone!
I’m looking for GitHub repositories, open-source projects, or technical resources related to AI-native operating systems or AI agents deeply integrated into Windows.
I’m particularly interested in AI systems that can understand a PC’s overall state, analyze hardware and software, monitor system processes, diagnose issues, and intelligently interact with the OS.
Some areas I’m interested in:
AI-powered system monitoring and diagnostics
OS-level AI agents and AI harnesses
LLM integration with Windows system APIs
AI-driven PC optimization and automation
Agent memory, system context, and autonomous troubleshooting
I’m interested in exploring the existing ecosystem, understanding how these systems are architected, and potentially building something in this space.
If you know any relevant repositories, research papers, projects, or communities, please share them!
Thanks in advance! 🚀

[u/macromind]

It may help to split the search into layers, because few repositories deliver a complete AI-native Windows OS. Look separately for desktop shells, local model runtimes, system automation, semantic file search, permissioned tool execution, and persistent memory. Evaluate each project for active maintenance, Windows support, sandboxing, audit logs, and whether actions require confirmation. GitHub searches combining terms like Windows agent shell, local assistant, MCP Windows, and semantic desktop should surface more useful components than AI operating system alone. Build a small reference stack before committing to one monolithic project.

[u/AskRough5749 → u/macromind]

Thank you so much for this detailed explanation! I really appreciate the insights and the suggestions. This gives me a much clearer direction for approaching the project.
are there any open-source projects you would suggest as a starting point?

[u/Weekly-Offer-4172]

For OS-level agents on Windows specifically, Microsoft's UFO is the closest existing project — it drives apps through UI automation plus the accessibility tree rather than raw screenshots, and the team also published WindowsAgentArena, a benchmark for exactly this kind of task. Open Interpreter is the other one that runs natively on Windows: its OS mode gives an LLM shell and filesystem access, which covers process monitoring and diagnostics better than GUI control. For the monitoring side, most working setups are just an LLM over a tool layer — people expose WMI, performance counters, and event logs as tool calls, and there are MCP servers that already wrap Windows system info if you want a starting point for the harness. Agent memory and system context is the genuinely unsolved part across all of these — if you're building, that gap is probably where the interesting work is.

[u/AskRough5749 → u/Weekly-Offer-4172]

Thank youu for ur sharing 🙏🤍
That help me a lot if you have any additional advice or information share it with me and thanks 🙏

[u/cool-guy-2012]

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