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v1.9.65 · open source · local or hosted
Persistent AI
workers need
somewhere
to work.
Qalatra is open-source infrastructure for agents that keep context, receive real work, and run beyond one chat. Start free on your machine or add managed team access and an always-on cloud node.
macOS · Windows · Linux·MIT licensed
Context-switching is where work dies. Qalatra keeps your tasks, notes, and agents in one place — so you return to work already done.
◆ What Qalatra does
Four pieces.
One living system.
Priority · Apr 22
WORK · 4
Review PR #482 — agent dispatchercode● running
Draft Q3 OKRsdeep-work
Triage investor replyemail
Ship muzebook launch copywriting
PERSONAL · 2
Call electrician re: studio wiringhome
daily · 2026-04-22
Wednesday, April 22
## morning
— coffee · gym @ 7
— agent briefing: 3 focus items, 2 dispatched
## thoughts
the dispatcher bug only shows up when agent.config is missing a shebang.
## [[people/christy]]
— picked sushi spot for Friday. don't forget flowers.
agent:morning-briefing · ~/work/qalatra
$ morning-briefing
Habits · week of Apr 20
M T W T F S S
Morning pages🔥 12
Ship one thing🔥 28
Read 30m5
No phone before 10am🔥 3
Priority · Apr 22
WORK · 4
Review PR #482 — agent dispatchercode● running
Draft Q3 OKRsdeep-work
Triage investor replyemail
Ship muzebook launch copywriting
PERSONAL · 2
Call electrician re: studio wiringhome
01
A real database for tasks.
SQLite on your machine. Projects, contexts, priorities, recurrence, due dates, energy levels, agent assignments. Your AI doesn't scan a markdown file — it queries a schema.
- → structured fields agents can reason about
- → full-text search across years of history
- → connect to anything with an MCP server
daily · 2026-04-22
Wednesday, April 22
## morning
— coffee · gym @ 7
— agent briefing: 3 focus items, 2 dispatched
## thoughts
the dispatcher bug only shows up when agent.config is missing a shebang.
## [[people/christy]]
— picked sushi spot for Friday. don't forget flowers.
02
Daily notes with actual memory.
A structured journal stored in your database — not flat files. Daily stand-ups, meeting notes, half-baked ideas. Your agent reads and writes them directly, so yesterday's context is always in scope.
- → daily and weekly reviews that include everything
- → agent can append, annotate, or summarize
- → your notes live in the database alongside your tasks
agent:morning-briefing · ~/work/qalatra
$ morning-briefing
03
Agents that operate, not just read.
Any folder with an agent.config becomes dispatchable. Assign one to a task and Qalatra runs it, captures the output, and surfaces it for your review. You come back to work already done.
- → works with any command-line agent — Claude Code, Codex, opencode, Cursor
- → MCP server exposes 58 tools across your tasks, notes and habits
- → schedule, queue, or trigger on events
Habits · week of Apr 20
M T W T F S S
Morning pages🔥 12
Ship one thing🔥 28
Read 30m5
No phone before 10am🔥 3
04
Habits, kept honestly.
Streaks, cadence, and your agent checking in. The tracker the app actually needs, not a dashboard for dashboards.
- → daily / weekly / custom cadence
- → agent nudges, never notifications
- → streaks and history your agent can reason about
◆ An agent that knows your work
Open a terminal.
Your context is already there.
Drop into Qalatra's integrated terminal for long-form planning, deep-dive conversations, or anything that needs more than a task card. Bring Claude Code, Codex, opencode, Cursor — any MCP-compatible agent connects directly to your tasks, notes, and backlog. No setup. Your whole system is already in context.
mcp:get_overdue_tasksmcp:get_daily_notemcp:get_todays_tasksmcp:morning_briefingmcp:create_taskmcp:search_tasks+ 52 more
See full MCP reference ~/agents/triage
◆ More of what it does
Free and open source.
Everything included.
Integrated terminal
A real shell docked inside the app. Open fullscreen, run agents interactively, or leave it idle while you work tasks above it.
Local-first, yours
SQLite. Plain markdown notes. Everything on your machine, versionable, backup-able, portable. No telemetry.
Four views, one database
Priority, Project, Backlog, Habits. The same data under four angles.
MCP-native
A built-in Model Context Protocol server on :3457. Any MCP-aware agent gets structured access to your whole system.
Queue, schedule, dispatch
Agents run in the background on a schedule, triggered by a task, or queued manually. Jobs are tracked — you see what ran, when, and what came back.
Open source, MIT
The whole thing's on GitHub. Fork it, self-host it, write your own agents. The roadmap is public.
◆ Cloud servers
Agents that keep working
after you close the laptop.
Add an always-on cloud node and your agents get a home that never sleeps. It shows up in the desktop app like any other Qalatra server.
With FlightDesk
Let FlightDesk drive
Connect your server to FlightDesk and every task gets its own agent, running in parallel on your node. You only step in to approve a plan or answer a question.
◆ Qalatra Connect
Your workspace, everywhere.
Your local brain, everywhere.
Keep the free desktop app as your home base, then add licensed web access for the people on your team — in any browser, including the one on your phone. Connect includes a 14-day trial and seat-based monthly or annual billing.
desktop stays free → one seat per person → manage access in the portal
Your agent is ready.
Give it somewhere to work.
v1.9.65 · open source desktop · optional hosted services.