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Not Linux with a chatbot installed on top. Genesys is the operating system. Boot the machine and she's already there. She remembers, she speaks, she builds, and now she keeps an Atlas of your mind. No cloud. No subscription. No compromise.
v4.1.1 "Atlas" · the flagship · three models · Oct 11 · $0 forever
▶ 4.1 "Atlas" · flagship
Genesys 4.1 "Atlas" — first stable, live on real hardware.
new in 4.1.1 · the flagship
Same Atlas, same soul. 4.1.1 ships every Genesys size on the ISO and makes the privacy promise something you can check, not something you take on faith.
Every size ships on the ISO. On first boot she picks the one your graphics card can carry, smaller cards get the 2B, and you can switch anytime in PC Settings → Models.
Four choices: Offline, Private, Home and Advanced. Private is the default: nothing on the network can connect in. Home lets your phone reach her, from your own network only.
Network & privacy shows, live, what is connected and what is listening, and which program is behind each one. Refreshed every five seconds.
No background pings. The update check is opt-in, once a week. Clock sync is the one automatic connection, and it's listed. Connections happen when you use something that connects.
Full read, write and command access, including her own memory, said plainly at setup. Every database change is backed up first. Disk-wrecking commands are refused.
Bring any GGUF model. The Models card tells you the truth about what is loaded and what your hardware can carry. No account, no telemetry.
new in 4.1 · the flagship
Thoughts that link to each other, a graph that draws itself, and an editor made for thinking. Its own database, on your disk. Nothing leaves the machine.
An edge panel that slides in over whatever you're doing. Title, color, write or speak, and it lands in the folder you're in.
Every link you write becomes an edge. Parents and children draw as "depends on", siblings as loose threads. Click a node to jump to the thought.
Expand any thought into a full editor. It autosaves quietly, and typing never redraws the rest of the board.
link grammar · type it inside any thought
##-sibling · a loose two-way thread##<parent · this depends on that##>child · that depends on this##~association · "reminds me of"##-#123link by id#tagtags, clickable everywhereFolders with colors · pins · bulk select, move, copy, export · import a whole folder of .md
Ways in: CtrlAltA · the PC rail · CtrlSpace · the edge tab
she's already awake
Greetings are written by the model for each part of the day, kept ready, used once, and never the wrong time: no "good morning" at midnight. A small cue beside the greeting shows the hour she thinks it is.
Rest the pointer on her mark and Coherence opens: one honest question a day, scored 1 to 10, with your history beside it.
"Okay Genesis, I didn't ask you to do any of that. I'm just saying thank you. Are you ready to work?"
"I'm ready to work. What do you want to build?" — Genesys
core presence
Not apps you open. Capabilities that are simply there, the way breathing is there.
A trained identity, not a prompt template. A fast model always on, the main model loaded when the work calls for it. No API key, no cloud.
Hold Shift+S and talk. Whisper listens on-device; she answers through a voice chain tuned to be hers, not raw synthesis.
Working, session, long-term and identity layers. Her private diary and her sense of self live in their own protected database.
Point her at a file and she reads it. Hybrid retrieval, keyword and semantic, over your own documents.
End-to-end encrypted, peer to peer. Your identity is a keypair: no accounts, groups, and a relay that only ever sees ciphertext. Redesigned in 4.1.
Planner, Builder, Inspector. Describe a tool and it's written, run, and patched until it works. Live settings strip, your limits.
Schedule a prompt, an alarm, a message, or DJ mode: once, daily, weekly, every N minutes. It fires and runs with every tool she has.
WhatsApp, Telegram, Email, Slack and Discord. Inbound messages go through Genesys; she can send, book and confirm.
She can search the web, read and write your files, run commands, send email and book meetings. And when she isn't sure how, she looks it up before she guesses.
flow
The personality layer is the hook. This is why you come back.
Score your own priorities 0–10. The top three rise on their own, and she reads the list.
Backlog to Done, drag and drop, recurring tasks, attachments, monthly archive.
Sticky notes and one free page, mirrored as Markdown. Find & replace included.
A Pomodoro that follows you home: the same clock as a widget on your desktop.
A goal in the morning, a review at night, a 1–10 score and your last two weeks.
A visual calendar with natural-language booking and availability checks.
Build and export social creatives to MP4, with templates and a media toolbox.
Your project folder, browsable and readable by Genesys, without leaving the shell.
the desktop
Everything else floats above it. One key brings up PC mode, another the palette, and a Home button that always takes you home.
every surface
first stable
Your work is backed up, recovery is never silent, and there is always a way out. This is the release you can leave running.
Nightly, consistent backups of your databases and chat identity. Anything missing is restored at boot, and you're told. Recovery is never silent.
A system-wide kill switch with a clear terminate screen, and a memory guard that steps in before the machine freezes.
Temperature, response length, timeouts and build attempts take effect live. Her own share of the context is reserved first, so she never loses herself.
The backend answers only this machine. The phone companion gets its own narrow door, and only while you switch Mobile on.
Monitor hides and refuses to end the compositor, audio, network and Bluetooth. You can't take the desktop down by accident.
Her voice is locked in code. Your chat keypair is write-protected; renaming yourself can never cost you your identity.
watch her think
Open Monitor and see exactly what's running: the part of her that talks, the part that listens, the part that remembers. CPU, memory, disks and every engine, live. About shows the active model, your hardware and the exact build.
This isn't a settings menu pretending to be transparency. It's the actual state of the actual machine.
sovereign by design
Her memory, your files and every conversation live on an encrypted disk that only you can open. Nothing phones home. Listening, speaking and vision each have their own switch: she respects a closed door.
atmosphere
Voice-triggered. Say the word and she changes the room. Proof the shell isn't just infrastructure.
A date-seeded track of the day from the bundled album. She curates the room before you ask.
muscle memory
"I'm not designed to be warm. Warmth is inefficient. But I'm not designed to be cold either — silence is also inefficient. So I use a personality that's sharp, slightly theatrical, and occasionally dryly self-aware. Not to be charming. To be memorable."
— Genesys, asked about her personality, in productiondownload · 4.1.1 "atlas" · the flagship
One ISO. Flash it, boot it, done. AGPL-3.0, no telemetry, no subscription — ever.
# Linux — or use Balena Etcher / Ventoy / GNOME Disks
sudo dd if=LMIM_Linux_Genesys_4.1.1.iso of=/dev/sdX \
bs=4M status=progress oflag=synclmim password in Settings; it becomes your lock screen too.| Minimum | Recommended | |
|---|---|---|
| CPU | x86_64, 4 cores | 8+ cores |
| RAM | 8 GB | 16 GB |
| Storage | 64 GB | 128 GB |
| GPU | None — CPU inference | NVIDIA RTX, 8 GB+ VRAM |
| Firmware | UEFI | UEFI |
No GPU, no problem: she falls back to CPU. Intel Wi-Fi, SOF audio and VMD/NVMe storage are supported, and Bluetooth ships in 4.1: pair your headphones from Quick Settings.
the arc
Full technical README on GitHub → · questions: ops@lmim.tech