LingX-AI releases LinkSense, an open-source enterprise agent platform
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LingX-AI has released LinkSense, an open-source, self-hosted alternative to ChatGPT Enterprise that runs on the Codex runtime. It gives organizations one governed place to run agent tasks, share reusable Knowledge, Skills, Plugins and Applications, and connect business systems such as documents, email, ERP and CRM through connectors or MCP within configured permissions, without handing members the underlying credentials. LinkSense deploys on Linux or macOS hosts with Docker and supports hosted or compatible local models. A Core evaluation requires at least 4 vCPU, 8 GiB of memory available to Docker and 60 GiB of free SSD; the Full edition adds built-in document parsing, indexing and retrieval. LinkSense-owned code is licensed under CPAL-1.0. In normal execution, outbound internet access is allowed without per-command approval, and configured external services receive the data sent to them.
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- Hacker News · AILinkSense launches as an open-source, self-hosted ChatGPT Enterprise alternative built on the Codex runtime
LinkSense is an open-source, self-hosted alternative to ChatGPT Enterprise that runs on the Codex runtime and gives organizations one governed place to run agent tasks and share Knowledge, Skills, Plugins, and Applications. It deploys on Linux or macOS with Docker, supports hosted or compatible local models, and connects documents, email, ERP, and CRM through connectors or MCP within configured permissions. Core requires at least 4 vCPU, 8 GiB of memory for Docker, and 60 GiB of free SSD, while Full adds built-in document parsing, indexing, and retrieval.
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