Built: igorOS - A Browser PC with an Agent
igor-ya.com has a standard version. It is built for speed: open, scan, close.
Now there is a second mode: igorOS. It looks like a desktop OS in the browser: windows, dock, app menu, multitasking. It is intentionally familiar, and yes, it includes a few classics (DOOM and Prince of Persia).
Under the surface, it is a demo of an agent interface. The environment can be controlled through a chat assistant.
What is igorOS
igorOS is a web OS built with React and TypeScript (implemented in Cursor). The default visual style is macOS-like, with an optional Windows theme.
The UI itself is not the goal. The goal is to demonstrate a concrete model: environment + tools + agent.
You get:
- a “computer” (environment);
- “apps” (skills);
- an assistant (agent) that can call those skills.
How to open it
Option 1
Click the OS button in the header on igor-ya.com.
Option 2
Open os.igor-ya.ru directly.
It also works on mobile.
What the assistant can do
The dock includes a Chats app. Inside it, the assistant acts like a lightweight system operator for the browser OS.
Core actions:
- answer product and system questions;
- open, read, and write docs;
- launch apps and control media playback;
- help navigate the OS;
- interact with external websites via the browser.
Example commands:
- “Explain this system”
- “Play music and lower the volume”
- “Take a photo”
- “Open videos”
- “Create a note”
The key point is tool calling. The assistant does not just respond with text. It executes actions in the interface.
Features worth testing
1) Desktop-like environment in the browser
Windows move and resize, apps are interactive, and OS settings are customizable (language, wallpaper, theme). The experience feels like a real desktop, not a static website.
2) Agent behavior you can actually see
Many site assistants only explain what to do. Here, you issue a command and see the action happen in the UI. This makes the agent loop visible.
3) Built-in app layer
To make it clear this is not a visual mock, igorOS includes a real app set:
- Finder (file manager with virtual file system)
- Chats (assistant + voice input)
- Terminal
- iPod, Videos, Soundboard, Synth, Browser, Virtual PC, and more
4) Natural-language control
You can type or speak commands like “open notes and show videos” and the assistant maps intent to actions.
5) Voice input
Chats supports a press-to-talk mode for fast commands when typing is slower.
Why this exists
The goal is to show a practical point: “agents” become convincing when they have an environment and tools.
igorOS makes the skills-vs-agent pattern concrete:
- apps are skills;
- the assistant is a general agent that selects and invokes skills.
It is also a demo format that is easier to evaluate than slides. One live interaction explains more than ten static diagrams.
Quick start
- Open os.igor-ya.ru.
- Launch
Chats. - Ask the assistant to open any app.
- Try a few window-management commands.
If after a few minutes you think, “How would this map to my product?”, the demo did its job.