Imperia OS
I'm building an AI assistant that takes the shape its user needs — and the platform it takes to build one. An operating system, because an agent needs what a program needs — memory, tools, access rights; the platform provides them to all of them at once.
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A program must be composed correctly, not debugged into correctness — the phrasing of Dijkstra's 1972 Turing Award citation. AI writes the code here, yet the rule is held not by its judgment but by a deterministic algorithm.
The operating system
Writing code is only part of an agent's work. The main part is the person: the agent works with their data, helps run their affairs and puts together what they base their decisions on. And no person is alone — environments connect them to everyone else, each with its own rules of exchange. An environment installs on Imperia OS the way an app installs on an operating system. The agent finds these environments, exchanges data in them with other people and shows what it receives the way that suits this person.