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Advanced

For people who like to look under the lid. None of this is required to use Kiki — it's here when you want more control.

In this section

  • Configuration — the agentd.toml file and the local-first policy.
  • Models — which model runs where, and how to route between local and cloud.
  • Command linekpkg for apps, bootc for OS updates, and agentd flags.
  • Custom images — build your own OS image with a different default model or extra packages.
  • Permissions & sandbox — how capabilities and isolation work.
  • Troubleshooting — when something doesn't behave.

Want to go deeper still?

If you want the design and internals rather than knobs to turn, see Under the hood.

Kiki OS, Desktop & SDK are open source. See Licensing.