One answer.
Two readers.
You get the explanation in your language. The machine gets valid shell. Change the first and watch the second refuse to move.
for youen · auto
Your package list is 11 days old. This refreshes it, then
installs 34 available upgrades. Nothing is removed.
for the machinenever translated
apt update && apt upgrade
identical in every tongue · a translated flag is a broken command
Trust is a depth.
Not a switch.
Four modes determine how much Sysmind can read and how much it may do. Assistant is the default because the sensible starting point is the one that asks.
Reads: your request and active alerts.
Runs: only the command you approve, one at a time.
Runs: only the command you approve, one at a time.
Your laptop.
That’s the whole cloud.
A handful of Python files talks to a model you pulled through Ollama. No account, API key or telemetry. Built for Parrot OS and Debian, including awareness of anonsurf and firejail.
May touch · with permission
Maintenance
- Package updates and upgrades
- Services, logs and disk health
- Safe maintenance at the depth you choose
Refused · or never leaves
The fence
- Destructive tools such as rm, dd and mkfs
- Your prompts, system context and command history
- Accounts, telemetry and remote API keys
qwen3:1.7b → 32b selected for available RAM
Python · standard library · CPU-capable
It’s your machine.
Talk to it.
Sysmind is free, local and early. We’re looking for Linux users who want to argue with their machine in their own language—and tell us where it is wrong.