Read the environment
Installed, needs setup, official flow only — three states listed separately rather than flattened into one checkmark.
Local-first · Bring your own key
Move from agent to provider to protocol verification in one path. The demo below is live — real scanning, writes and backups happen in local OneAgent.
0.3.0 · unsigned technical preview · currently macOS Apple silicon / ARM64
A guided example. This page never scans your device or asks for an API key.
Start from the hero action. OneAgent will walk through an example environment without touching this computer.
Reading a deterministic demo scenario — not your browser, files or local services.
Capabilities and package sources come from the repository catalog. Machine state is explicitly illustrative.
OneAgent can point the agent at a model service, or leave an account you already use in place.
Compatibility is calculated from the protocol registry. A preview gate never becomes Ready.
Any OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Validated the same way the app validates it.
Need a key? Open PPIOOpens ppio.com in a new tab. OneAgent has no account of its own.The app reads this list from the endpoint itself. Pick one, or type an id if discovery comes back empty.
No credential is submitted. The outcome follows the selected catalog compatibility level.
One activation path
Configuration, backups and credentials stay on your machine. The protocol an agent actually needs is verified before anything is written.
Installed, needs setup, official flow only — three states listed separately rather than flattened into one checkmark.
Filter by the protocol an agent needs, or point it at your own endpoint. Every compatibility level is named.
Once verification passes: Ready state, the paths written, the backups taken, and the next command to run.
Compatibility Explorer
9 agents (7 command-line, 2 desktop), 2 public providers, and independent compatibility for OpenAI Responses, Anthropic Messages and Chat Completions.
Download OneAgent for local detection, configuration backups and protocol verification. Team baselines and internal delivery still never take custody of API keys.