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What if your AI assistant learned from every session — remembering what worked, avoiding past mistakes, and getting smarter over time? Early Alpha...

We're building an OS for AI-powered robots where every component — agents, skills, memory, kernel rules — is a markdown file that LLMs can read, rewrite, and evolve. Two LLMs, two …

What if your robot didn't just follow code, but wrote it? We are building LLMos, an OS where AI agents are first-class citizens. They perceive, reason, and will soon collaborate us…

Built a browser-based AI OS where a master agent creates/evolves specialized sub-agents defined in markdown, executes Python via WebAssembly, and learns from past executions via pe…

I love Claude Code, but there are a few capabilities I kept wishing it had. So I built an experimental fork/extension to explore what those might look like. Three main additions I …

Came across an early open-source project aiming to fix a big gap in current LLMs: statelessness. Every conversation resets to zero. LLM-OS tries to give AI systems persistent, evol…

When Linus posted Linux 0.01 in 1991, he wrote: "I'm doing a (free) operating system (just a hobby, won't be big and professional)." It wasn't complete. It wasn't polished. But the…

I'm working on LLM OS, an experimental project that explores treating the LLM as a CPU and Python as the kernel. The goal is to provide OS-level services—like memory hierarchy, sch…

Most agent frameworks struggle with long-term, consolidated memory. They either have a limited context window or use simple RAG, but there's no real process for experience to becom…