Keep
TONi's offline-first agent runtime. The model, the planner, memory, the permission layer and tool execution all run locally, on ordinary hardware, so the agent can do real work with no network at all. Internet access, web search and connected applications are tools it may reach for when they are available — not dependencies it fails without. In development.
What Keep Is
Keep is the local runtime behind TONi's agent. It owns the model, the planning loop, memory, permissions, tool execution and task state, and every one of those runs on the machine in front of you — not on a server you have to trust or a connection you have to keep alive.
Everything reached over a network — internet access, web search, connected applications — is layered on top as an optional capability. The agent gains those abilities when connectivity is there; it does not fail without them, because the system underneath already works without them.
Keep is still in development. No part of it is built in this repository yet, and no page describes it as available. No pricing has been set.
How Keep Is Built
Local by default, in every layer that matters — connected only by choice.
Local Model & Planner
The model that reasons and the planner that sequences its steps both run on your hardware. There is no round trip to a provider for the agent to think.
Local Memory
What the agent remembers between tasks lives on your device. Nothing about your history has to travel anywhere for the agent to use it.
Permission Layer
Every action the agent takes passes through a permission layer that also runs locally, under your control, before anything is executed.
Local Tool Execution
Tools run on the machine you are on. The agent can do real work — files, commands, tasks — without a network in the loop.
Connected by Choice
Internet access, web search and connected applications are tools the agent may reach for when connectivity exists — capabilities it gains, not dependencies it needs.
A Real Hardware Footprint
Keep targets 1000MB of storage and 2000MB of memory — a moving target, not an apology, and the argument that useful agent work does not require a datacenter.
Local by Default. Connected by Choice.
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