Summon the
Goose.
Open source · Local-first · No lock-in · No surveillance
01 How it works
Three steps, one machine.
The installer is a single static script — the same for everyone. It never asks you to paste a key into a website: configuration happens on a local page served from your own machine.
01 Terminal
Paste the install command below into Terminal. It fetches the Mycroft repo and the tools it needs — git, Goose, Obsidian, Firecrawl, QMD.
02 Browser
A configurator page opens in your browser, served from 127.0.0.1. Pick cloud or local, toggle plugins, choose your vault folder with a native picker, paste keys. Keys are verified live with each provider and written straight to ~/.config/goose/mycroft/.env — they never touch a remote server and never sit in your Downloads folder.
03 Goose
The installer scaffolds your vault, registers recipes and schedules, runs mycroft doctor, and opens Goose plus a personalized getting-started guide.
02 Before you start
Have these ready.
The configurator will ask for these keys. Grab them first and the whole install takes about five minutes. Everything optional can be added later by re-running the installer.
01 Web access
Powers every web-capable recipe — the only permitted web-fetch tool in Mycroft. Free tier available.
02 Intelligence
Cloud-first: Fireworks AI (recommended, ZDR by default, ~$6-40/mo) or Together AI (ZDR opt-in). Local-first: no key at all — a fine-tuned Qwen runs on your machine, 16 GB+ RAM.
03 Optional
Scoutpost (beat monitoring) · OSINT Navigator (10,000+ tools) · Junkipedia (misinformation tracking) · Apify (social scraping) · AgentMail (newsletter inbox)
03 The command
One line.
Then the browser.
The installer is a static, reviewable bash script — read it before you run it. No personalized blobs, no keys baked into downloads.
curl -fsSL https://mycroft.buriedsignals.com/install.sh | bash
install.command. macOS will warn about an unverified file the first time — right-click the file, choose Open, then Open again. It fetches and runs the same script as the one-line command above.