vitrin-os

by vitrin-os · indexed from github

Agent-first display server: a small trusted core speaking a capability-native protocol, with every legacy app confined to its own per-app shim. Humans and AI agents operate the same GUIs under revocable, capability-scoped authorization.

Vitrin OS is an open-source, agent-first display server: a small trusted core (vitrind) speaking a new capability-native wire protocol, with every legacy Wayland/X11 application confined to its own per-app nested shim — so that humans and AI agents can concurrently observe and operate GUIs under granular, revocable, capability-scoped authorization. Every principal has identity; every action carries a capability; every action is journaled; the trusted core stays small and legacy complexity is exiled to disposable, unprivileged shims.

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