Private alpha · Desktop v0.1.0-alpha.1
Your AI should sit in the room. Not above the rules.
Quorum turns team conversation into governed action: inspectable plans, explicit authority, human approvals, durable automations, and exact external results—all in the thread where the work began.
- No trackers
- Private server
- Windows + Linux
THE DEMONSTRATION
One important email.
Seven visible moves.
Most assistants hide the leap between “I understood” and “I did it.” Quorum makes that leap the product: each dependency, authority decision, approval, result, and future run stays inspectable.
- 01Important mail arrives.
The mailbox monitor notices a new message after its baseline is established.
- 02Quorum brings context to the owner.
A summary lands in the owner’s private AI conversation with its source reference intact.
- 03The user asks once.
“Find Wass’s address, send the response, schedule a review, and remind me Friday.”
- 04The plan becomes inspectable.
Quorum shows the ordered graph and resolves dependent parameters before approval.
- 05Authority decides the boundary.
Permitted reads can run; sensitive sends and calendar writes pause on their exact payloads.
- 06Receipts close the loop.
Confirmed outcomes and provider references return to the conversation—not a vague “done.”
- 07The reminder becomes durable.
It appears enabled in Automations with status, run history, and its next run visible.
Summary preserved with source mailbox and message reference.
Find Wass’s address, send the revised response, schedule our review, and remind me Friday.
Provider reference attached · audit identity preserved
Illustrative workflow. Automatic versus approval-bound execution follows the owner’s configured authority policy.
THE CONTROL PLANE IS THE CONVERSATION
AI that can act.
Authority you can see.
AI lives where the work is discussed.
Ask in a room or continue privately with Quorum AI. Important mail can arrive as context, while decisions, proposed actions, and execution results remain attached to the human conversation.
Permission is specific, not vibes.
Set authority per tool: disabled, approval-bound, or automatic. Then constrain recipients, domains, bulk thresholds, and automatic recipient counts.
One Zoho connection. Real office work.
Quorum’s current Zoho surface covers mail, calendar, tasks, notes, and contacts—including ambiguity-safe contact-to-email resolution.
- ZMMail
- ZCCalendar
- ZTTasks
- ZNNotes
- Z+Contacts
Automations don’t disappear into a settings page.
Reminders and action chains are durable server objects with retries, status, last and next run, history, enable/disable, and Run now.
“Done” is not a receipt.
Quorum records the tool invocation, actor, approval history, terminal result, and external provider reference. Failed prerequisites cancel dependent work.
Private space stays private.
Private rooms and direct conversations enforce membership across messages, search, live delivery, file upload, and authenticated file download. File bytes never become public links.
PRIVATE BY ARCHITECTURE
Your collaboration server is not a public SaaS tenant.
Quorum Desktop connects over HTTPS/WSS to a separately provided, private Quorum server. The server owns identity mapping, authorization, room membership, AI observation, action policy, execution, files, and durable history.
- Keycloak SSOBrowser-based OpenID Connect with PKCE; passwords never enter the client.
- Server-side secretsProvider credentials and refresh material stay off the desktop.
- Isolated capability processTools receive scoped execution context—not conversational authority.
- Codex-powered at HiperFusionThe HiperFusion deployment runs its AI through an ephemeral, server-side Codex process.
Deployment shape shown for the HiperFusion-hosted offering. AI and provider choices are server configuration decisions.
DESKTOP CLIENT · v0.1.0-alpha.1
Take the client.
Bring an authorized server.
Early access software for authorized Quorum deployments. The server is licensed and provided separately.
Quorum Desktop
Self-contained ZIP bundle. No separate .NET installation required.
- Version
- 0.1.0-alpha.1
- Package
- 68.4 MiB
- Format
- .zip
Install + verify
- Download the ZIP and checksum file.
- Verify the SHA-256 value in PowerShell.
- Extract the ZIP, then run
Run-Quorum.cmd.
Get-FileHash .\quorum-desktop-0.1.0-alpha.1-win-x64.zip -Algorithm SHA256Quorum Desktop
Self-contained tarball for a graphical Linux desktop. No separate .NET installation required.
- Version
- 0.1.0-alpha.1
- Package
- 44.3 MiB
- Format
- .tar.gz
Install + verify
- Download the tarball and checksum file.
- Verify the SHA-256 value.
- Extract, enter the folder, and launch.
sha256sum quorum-desktop-0.1.0-alpha.1-linux-x64.tar.gztar -xzf quorum-desktop-0.1.0-alpha.1-linux-x64.tar.gz
cd quorum-desktop-0.1.0-alpha.1-linux-x64
./run-quorum.shSHA-256 checksums
ecbd954035373949e5a6135075282667e80e5baf60f125b8607f4b807629a62dbd5cfe052a9b68461fa857452f1e869dc5c060849cdd0c216121600744b24a7dWhat is in the download? Only the native desktop client and its private runtime dependencies. No Quorum server, database, connector key, OAuth material, model credential, or provider secret is included. The launcher defaults to the HiperFusion Quorum service; alternate servers must be authorized deployments.
BRING YOUR TEAM. KEEP YOUR BOUNDARIES.