Every email that reaches a LibraOS desk gets triaged: who sent it, what it is, what the reader has to do, which part of the business it belongs to, and whether it looks risky. Today that runs on an LLM. We tested Cloudflare's new Clef decision models against it: Clef 27B and the smaller clef-flash, running locally on a single NVIDIA DGX Spark (GB10). The short version: Clef 27B found more of the mail that needs a person, while the LLM kept more noise out of the inbox. For now the LLM stays in charge.

The simplest way to think about LibraOS: a desktop operating system is the base layer that runs your applications; LibraOS is the base layer that runs, coordinates, and supervises a team of AI employees. One system where they share knowledge, hand work to each other, and complete real business processes end to end — inside your walls.

The LibraOS documentation now lives here — a proper docs site and blog, editable in Markdown by the team, and readable by AI agents through llms.txt.