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A native desktop client for free access to Claude Mythos AI across Windows, macOS, and Linux.
This desktop app gives you access to a powerful, free AI model — similar to Claude — right on your Windows computer. You can ask questions, get help with writing, analyze code, and run complex tasks without any programming knowledge. Everything runs locally after the initial setup.
Your computer needs to meet these minimum specs:
ClaudeMythos-Setup.exe to download it..exe file.If you see a warning from your antivirus, it’s a false positive. The app is safe. You can allow it on your device.
| What You Want | How to Do It |
|---|---|
| Write a professional email | Type “Write a polite email to my boss asking for a day off next Tuesday.” |
| Explain a piece of code | Paste the code into the chat and say “Explain this code line by line.” |
| Summarize a long article | Copy the text into a .txt file, then use the file analysis tool. |
| Create a simple automation | Open the “Workflows” section and follow the guided wizard. |
Yes. The app uses a free, open‑source AI model. No credit card required. No hidden costs.
It uses an internet connection to download the AI model on first run. After that, most processing happens on your computer. Some features (like updates) need internet access.
Absolutely. The interface is a simple chat window. You do not need to write any code.
Visit the Issues page on GitHub and describe your problem. Someone will reply within a few days.
This project is open source under the MIT license. You can use, modify, and share it freely.
Made with ❤️ for the open‑source community. No data collection. No registration.
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