holaOS 0.1 released as AI Workstream Management Layer

holaOS has shipped beta 0.1, the first product release to add a workstream management layer on top of its Agent Computer foundation. Three new capabilities define this version: a Dashboard, Sub Agents, and Multi Workspaces. The update is available through the holaOS GitHub repository and the desktop installer.

The foundational idea behind holaOS is that agents need more than a capable model to perform real work. They need an environment. Each workspace in holaOS is a self-contained operating context with its own agent identity, persistent memory across sessions, installed platform apps, and skill files that shape the agent's behavior between runs. Apps cover real integrations across Gmail, LinkedIn, Reddit, GitHub, and Google Sheets. Skills are markdown instruction packs that the agent loads when relevant, encoding reusable patterns such as a writing voice or a weekly report structure. Automations allow a workspace to fire on a schedule or an event trigger without waiting for a message. The beta 0.1 release builds on that foundation by solving a second problem: how a person manages several ongoing workstreams when each is powered by a long-running agent.

Multi Workspaces lets separate workstreams live with their own context, files, state, and history, rather than collapsing everything into a single agent thread. A content pipeline does not share state with an inbox assistant. A research agent runs independently from a sales outreach workflow. Sub Agents mean a workstream no longer has to be resolved through a single main conversation. Complex work can be broken down and handed to purpose-built agents operating inside the same workspace. The Dashboard makes all of this visible and returnable. Ongoing workstreams become something to monitor and act on, not a scroll of disconnected chat logs. Together, the three capabilities mark the shift the team describes as moving from giving agents a computer to helping people manage multiple agent workstreams over time.

holaOS is built by Holaboss, an open-source project operating under the Modified Apache 2.0 license, with its repository available online. The desktop app runs on Electron and TypeScript, and the current signed build targets macOS Apple Silicon, with Windows and Linux support in active development. Installation runs from a single curl command that provisions Node.js, clones the repository, and launches the desktop.

The project has crossed 5,000 GitHub stars and positions itself not as another agent wrapper but as the environment contract that sits beneath any executor, whether that is Claude Code, Codex, or another harness. As an open platform, holaOS enables anyone to build, extend, and publish workspaces to the holaOS marketplace, forming a growing ecosystem of reusable agent environments built to outlast the sessions that produced them.