Questions, answered.
What Libra OS is, how it deploys, and the name — plainly.
The product
What is Libra OS?
Libra OS is the AI operating system — a digital-employee system that runs inside your own environment. You delegate work (legal, marketing, finance, operations) and it returns source-cited results. It's a single Go binary: multi-agent orchestration, a Knowledge DB, a 3-tier AI Firewall, and 100+ models via an OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
What can a digital employee do?
Contract and NDA review with clause extraction (legal); market and competitor research and content drafting (marketing); policy-grounded compliance reports (finance & compliance); document processing, email triage, and internal Q&A (operations). Every answer is source-cited with an audit trail.
Does my data stay on-premise?
Yes. Libra OS deploys inside your own environment and can run air-gapped; data never leaves your network. It is SOC 2 Type II certified and supports HIPAA-compliant customer environments.
How is it different from closed-source SaaS AI?
Closed SaaS runs in a vendor's cloud with that vendor's models only. Libra OS runs on your own infrastructure with 100+ frontier and open-source models, a 3-tier AI Firewall, source-cited output, and roughly two-week deployment — no vendor lock-in.
Which models does it support?
100+ frontier and open-source models, behind one OpenAI-compatible API with intelligent failover.
How long does deployment take?
About two weeks to production. Your existing OpenAI-compatible clients point at it unchanged.
Is it protected against prompt injection?
Yes. A 3-tier AI Firewall — regex, ML risk scoring, then an LLM judge — screens inbound and outbound traffic for prompt injection, jailbreaks, and PII. On AgentDojo, attack success drops 35% with defenses on while benign utility holds at 90.7%.
How much does it cost?
Free for personal use. Commercial licensing is available — token plans offer predictable flat-rate monthly billing. Contact us for a quote.
The name
Libra OS is named for the scales — libra, balance, 天秤. It is the oldest symbol for weighing one thing against another before you act — which is exactly what a supervised copilot does.
Why the scales?
A Libra OS copilot works below a line of confidence and scope, and escalates above it. The name is that line — measured judgment, weighed every time, never outrunning your review.
It reads the same everywhere
In Chinese, 天秤 is the balance beam. Across languages the reading holds — measure, weight, equilibrium — a name about discipline, not noise.
Grounded by default
Every answer is weighed against a source in your own data — cited, auditable, and yours. The scales aren't decoration; they're how the system answers at all.
Talk to the engineering team.
A 30-minute call — bring your documents, your compliance rules, and your security requirements.
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