PrometheOS
An open, community-driven operating layer for connected spaces and responsive machines.
Why PrometheOS
Open tooling, shared patterns, and active contributors focused on practical automation.
Prototype Anything.
Combine sensors, relays, microcontrollers, and simulators under one open stack.
Design Spaces Instantly.
Map rooms, lighting scenes, or robot paths with reusable templates and community examples.
Iterate Faster.
Modular blocks and open documentation that scale from proof-of-concept to production.
How It Works
Code, configure, and visualize your builds without leaving the shared workspace.
Unified Build Space.
Manage automation logic, hardware bridges, and visualization from a single dashboard.
Instant Control, Anywhere.
Test home automation, robotics, or digital twins on any device with local or remote access.
Connect Every Prototype.
Blend wireless mesh, wired devices, and virtual simulations without friction.
Creator Edge
Built to help contributors, educators, and teams share repeatable workflows.
Prototype in Hours.
Drag-and-drop logic plus code-first hooks so you can adapt patterns quickly.
Visual Workflows.
Clear, collaborative screens make sharing concepts with the community effortless.
From Lab to Launch.
Resilient architecture with playbooks for testing, deployment, and maintenance.
Specs
Core capabilities you can extend, document, and reproduce.
Powerful Performance.
Fast edge runtimes keep automation and robotics tests responsive.
Built for Connectivity.
Reliably bridges Wi-Fi, mesh, Ethernet, and serial gear for complex builds.
Flexible Expandability.
Add GPIO, relays, simulation modules, or custom hardware with well-documented hooks.
Proof
Real prototypes, shared learnings, and published playbooks.
Trusted Everywhere.
From smart homes to robotics labs, the community validates ideas in public.
Measure What Matters.
Track uptime, energy efficiency, and feedback loops with shared observability recipes.
Customization in Action.
Tailor every workflow, then publish the patterns for others to build on.
Next Steps
Explore the project, dig into docs, and join the contributors building what comes next.
Run the stack.
Clone the repo, deploy locally, and test core automation flows with sample scenes.
Learn from the docs.
Browse guides for integrations, hardware pinouts, dashboards, and testing practices.
Contribute with us.
Pick up good-first-issues, share modules, or propose new playbooks in the open.