Persistent user and agent spaces
Identities, files, projects and running work stay associated with their user space. The agent VMOS provides a machine-facing place for agents to work alongside people: separate contexts on shared computing resources.
Agent workspaces↗Commands, libraries and jobs
Readable commands let people and agents direct work. Background jobs preserve an inspectable lifecycle; Forge makes compatible Ruby libraries available from the environment.
Background jobs↗Capability reference↗Security and network access
Accounts, groups and file permissions define access. SSH/SCP, TCP/UDP checks and socket observations connect the environment to the systems around it. Follow the documented command and permission contracts.
Accounts & permissions↗Networking↗Execution, service state and recovery
The Kestowv pilot documents service-operation interfaces and repeatable workload evaluation. Correctness, resource use and useful output belong in the same comparison.
Pilot interfaces↗Workload evaluation↗