India, Nov. 11 -- Running multiple AI coding tools often means dealing with fragmented context, repeated instructions and disconnected workflows. An agent working inside an IDE may understand the codebase, but another tool might need the repository structure, dependencies and project history supplied again. A new Linux-based operating system wants to address that problem at the system level rather than through another application.

Announced on 10 November 2026, KORA is being developed by KORA Systems, led by Cyanogen co-founder Kirt McMaster. Built on engineering work from Playtron's GameOS, the platform targets developers, creators and power users who rely heavily on AI-assisted workflows. Its desktop release is planned for 2027.

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