Show HN: HolaOS––An Opensourced workspace that alternative to Claude

HolaOS, an open-source agentic workspace, launched on Hacker News as an alternative to Claude for enterprises looking to own their infrastructure. The project positions itself as a platform where organizations can connect systems they already run—100+ integrations, MCP, chat tools, apps, browser, and local files—with shared agent memory, all while keeping data on-premises.

The workspace supports any agent (Claude Code, Codex), any model, or bring-your-own-key (BYOK) setups. Per the GitHub repository, the system is designed to set up in clicks rather than months, emphasizing a local-first architecture where user data never leaves their machines. This approach targets enterprises concerned with data residency and compliance, particularly those running their own infrastructure or needing fine-grained control over agent deployments.

HolaOS enters a growing category of open-source AI agent frameworks and workspace tools. The project differentiates on the breadth of integrations and the emphasis on local data retention—features increasingly sought after as organizations move beyond consumer AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude toward self-hosted or on-premises alternatives. The support for multiple model backends and agent types reflects demand for flexibility in enterprise AI stacks, rather than lock-in to a single vendor's offerings.

The launch timing aligns with rising enterprise adoption of agentic AI, though HolaOS remains early with limited visibility on adoption, commercial plans, or team size. The open-source release itself is the primary milestone; no funding or expansion announcements accompany the initial Show HN post.