ROADMAP
Where ibara is going.
What ships today is on the rest of this site. This page lists what’s planned. Plans can change, and nothing here is available until it’s listed in the requirements.
Updated
Platforms#
Omarchy first, then every computer. This timeline is updated as work moves; last updated September 2026.
OmarchyAvailable now
Native integration in the Omarchy shell: ibara lives in your bar, follows your theme, and connects the Omarchy computers you own.
Any LinuxNext
The same computer use, pairing and handoff on other Linux distributions and desktops, so a spare that doesn’t run Omarchy can still be an agent computer.
macOSPlanned
An old Mac mini or MacBook as a spare your agent can work on, with the same permissions and handoff.
WindowsPlanned
Windows machines join the same fleet, for apps and sites that only run there.
AndroidStretch goal
Android devices under the same permissions and handoff, building on Helm, an agent-first Android project.
iPhoneStretch goal
iPhone support after Android, where the platform allows it.
Phone controlStretch goal
A phone app for you, not your agent: see every computer, watch its screen, and take control or hand back from anywhere. Separate from phones as agent computers.
Today#
- Every Omarchy computer you own, connected over Tailscale, each one able to watch or be worked on.
- Watch, take control and hand back, with one driver at a time.
- Agent computer use through MCP tools, for any agent that can use them. Each agent connects itself from one prompt.
- File transfers by drag and drop: files sent to you land in
~/Downloads/Ibara, up to 250 MB each unless you change the limit. - One install command for each computer, with no Node.js needed.
- The full source on GitHub: the core under GPL-3.0 and its Omarchy plugin under MIT, free to use, change and share.
Next#
- Lower memory while an agent works and after the console has been used.
- More tested hardware, starting with registered machines.
- Start without the disk password proven on real hardware, not only in a virtual machine.
- Google Gemini in the next benchmark.