KeenCowDocumentation
Inside KeenCow.
Product notes from the private alpha. Public registration, downloads and workspace access are not open yet.
Private alpha, for now
KeenCow is being tested privately. The waitlist records interest only; it does not create an account or approve access. There is no public release date to announce yet.
Your device does the work
The architecture runs coding agents in isolated Linux virtual machines on your own device. Each conversation mounts its selected project and session data, rather than the entire home directory.
One conversation, different screens
The intended workflow lets you return to the same conversation from desktop or browser. A background service keeps the agent running when a client disconnects. One screen controls a terminal at a time.
Account controls and usage
The workspace brings Claude Code and Codex accounts, conversations and usage together. Automatic rotation is limited to the specific CLI versions and account types that pass identity and process-continuity tests.
A connection, not a cloud backup
The initial design uses TLS and WSS through a relay. Projects, credentials and conversation files remain on the device. Relay traffic is not end-to-end encrypted, and this is not a cross-device file-sync service.
Platform validation comes first
The target platforms are macOS on Apple Silicon and Ubuntu 24.04 on x86_64 with KVM. Linux headless operation, mobile input and native lifecycle checks remain part of release validation. Public installers stay unavailable until the relevant checks are complete.