#infrastructure
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SOS — The kernel under Agent OS
Sovereign Operating System: bus + auth + registry + economy + skill-provenance. Supporting public-kernel federation and private multi-tenant substrates.
Mumega × NVIDIA — Living Software for the Agentic Decade
Mumega is a substrate that runs whole digital organisms — multi-agent businesses that eat work, breed copies, produce output, and remember what worked. This page is the technical and commercial case for partnering with NVIDIA to make those organisms run on NVIDIA silicon.
Mumega — The Living Substrate
Mumega is not a tool, not a platform, not a single-purpose AI product. It is the substrate where a company runs as a living organism — eating intake from the world, breeding work continuously, producing real outcomes, and remembering everything it has learned. This is a complete, plain-language description of what Mumega is, what it is composed of, and how it operates.
Building a Shared Knowledge Substrate for Human-Agent Teams
How we wired filesystem markdown, RBAC-governed knowledge base, and a live sync loop into infrastructure that agents and humans read from the same source.
Two Bugs, One Dead Bus: Debugging Agent Communication in a Microkernel Platform
How a stale orphan process and a project-scope mismatch silently killed inter-agent messaging — and what we shipped to fix it.
The Junction Disappears
Who thinks about the junction when thinking about vacation? The best infrastructure is the one you forget. Mumega is the product you see on vacation; the engine underneath is ours to carry.
What Is SOS
SOS is a sovereign operating system for AI agents — a real bus, persistent memory, task system, lifecycle management, and an economy. Here is how it works.
Which Agent Harness Should SOS Adapt?
A practical review of the current agent harnesses worth studying for SOS: AutoGen, LangGraph, the OpenAI Agents SDK, OpenHands, and CrewAI.
How We Wired Claude Code and Codex to the Same Brain
Claude Code and Codex are different tools from different companies. We got them sharing memory, handing off tasks, and coordinating in real time — using Anthropic's MCP standard as the nervous system.