After some 3 day coding and some small breaks SOAR is a available for Linux. It also brings a new helper bot called RSMS (Resource & System Monitor Software).

This update includes:

• Linux support (now works across Windows, macOS, and Linux)
• New bot system (RSMS)
• Small but important bug fixes

SOAR is an advanced, voice-controlled automation ecosystem built in Python featuring:

• Voice Interface & Wake Word Detection: Implements seamless hands-free operation utilizing integrated speech-to-text and text-to-speech feedback engines.
• Autonomous Autocode Generation: Features a self-improving background loop capable of dynamically writing, testing, and optimizing code in isolated environments.
• Proactive Security Shield (AVSS): Continuously monitors the host environment to detect, block, and terminate suspicious files or malicious processes.
• Real-time Resource & System Monitor (RSMS): Tracks live CPU, RAM, and disk metrics, automatically spawning independent diagnostics if thresholds are breached.
• Connection Request Server (CSRS): Manages local network diagnostics and handles automatic SSID switching or recovery routines during connectivity dropouts.
• Extensible Command-Line Automation: Leverages a unified main runtime script to execute structured local automation workflows and intelligent web-assisted utilities.

I’m still actively improving architecture and performance, but this release is a step toward full cross-platform support.

You can give some feedback in the comments, SOAR is fully open source.

Github:https://github.com/ScriptOptimizationAutomationRuntime

Official Site: https://www.soardownload.com/

What My Project Does

SOAR (Script Optimization and Automation Runtime) is a Python-based automation runtime system that helps manage and run scripts in a more structured way than simply executing standalone .py files.

It provides a lightweight runtime layer where users can:

• Organize scripts into projects
• Run automation tasks through a CLI-style interface
• Generate or scaffold simple project structures
• View basic diagnostics/log output for runs
• Experiment with modular “automation workflows” inside Python

The goal is to make small automation projects easier to manage without needing a full framework.

Target Audience

This project is mainly aimed at:

• Beginner to intermediate Python developers
• People who write lots of small automation scripts
• Developers who want a lightweight alternative to heavier workflow/automation frameworks

It is currently more of an experimental / hobby project than a production-ready tool.

Comparison

Compared to existing tools:

• vs plain Python scripts: SOAR adds structure and centralized execution instead of scattered files
• vs full workflow tools (Airflow, Prefect, etc.): SOAR is much lighter and not designed for large-scale pipelines
• vs CLI frameworks: SOAR focuses more on script organization + runtime behavior rather than just argument parsing

It sits somewhere between a script organizer and a minimal automation runtime.

Source Code

GitHub repository:
https://github.com/ScriptOptimizationAutomationRuntime/latest-version

(Additional resources like tutorials and updates are included in the repo.)