Direction
The project explores an object-native computing model where typed objects, capabilities, revisions, graph packages, and object locators matter more than treating files and directories as the fundamental user abstraction.
Method
About
PythOS is built as a verification-driven operating-system project. Claims are tied to source history, ADRs, serial markers, QEMU acceptance scripts, host-image checks, and physical artifacts.
Implementation
Implementation is agent-assisted under human architectural direction. The trusted record is the repository and evidence trail, not chat summaries.
Boundaries
AI remains outside the trusted core. PythCore owns privileged mechanisms; ordinary policy and future AI-facing workflows belong outside that boundary.
Current Stop
Phase 15's opening read-only PCI network-identity slice is accepted in QEMU and physically observed on the Lenovo 81VS. Wi-Fi operation, controller ownership, broader networking, updates, SMP, and later PythTIG phases remain separately gated.