The agent for
AI PCs.
GAIA runs on your own hardware. Your data stays on the machine, it works air-gapped, and there are no token costs.
The standalone binary — put it on your PATH and run gaia-tui.
The standalone binary — put it on your PATH and run gaia-tui.
The standalone binary — put it on your PATH and run gaia-tui.
The standalone binary — put it on your PATH and run gaia-tui.
The standalone binary — put it on your PATH and run gaia-tui.
The standalone binary — put it on your PATH and run gaia-tui.
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Answers from your documents
PDFs and notes indexed on the machine, never uploaded.
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Reads and edits your files
Scoped to your home folder, with the rest of the disk off limits.
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Searches code by meaning
A semantic index of the repository, not a grep.
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Works your spreadsheets
CSV and Excel loaded into a local SQL scratchpad it can query.
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Looks things up on the web
Searches and reads pages when a task needs something it does not have.
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Asks before it acts
Every tool call needs your approval until you decide otherwise.
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The AI chip in your PC does the work
Models run on the NPU and integrated graphics of a Ryzen™ AI machine, served locally by Lemonade.
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One model stays loaded
Every agent and skill shares it, so switching between them costs nothing.
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It remembers instead of forgetting
Memory and a local index of your files — not a summary of your history.
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Skills, not more installs
Small signed packages the agent picks up and puts down while it runs.
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Tools snap together
Files, web, SQL and search — one set every agent composes by name.
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No silent cloud fallback
A remote model is something you switch on for a run, never a default.
Or install it from the terminal.
curl -fsSL https://amd-gaia.ai/install.sh | sh irm https://amd-gaia.ai/install.ps1 | iex Built in the open.
GAIA is MIT-licensed and developed on GitHub. Agents, skills, bug reports and fixes are all welcome — some issues are tagged for first-time contributors.