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Why AI Agents Need an Operating System
Frameworks give you building blocks. But agents need scheduling, memory management, security boundaries, and self-healing — the things only an OS provides. Here's why we built AitherOS instead of another framework.
MicroScheduler: How We Solved GPU Memory Crashes
Running multiple LLM agents on a single GPU is a race condition nightmare. MicroScheduler tracks VRAM per model, enforces concurrency limits, and queues requests by priority. Here's how it works under the hood.
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The Pain System: Self-Healing Inspired by Biology
What if services could feel when something is wrong? AitherOS's pain system uses biological metaphors — pain signals, circuit breakers, adaptive recovery — to build infrastructure that heals itself.
Solo Founder, 250K Lines: How AI Amplifies Output
Building an operating system alone sounds insane. Here's how AI-augmented development — Demiurge, Copilot, Claude — turned one person into a team. AitherOS is both the product and the proof.
Capability Tokens: Real Security for AI Agents
Most agent frameworks give agents God-mode permissions. AitherOS uses HMAC-signed capability tokens — borrowed from OS research — to enforce cryptographic security boundaries. Here's how it works.
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