SlopOS

slopos.si · v0.1 · Superintelligence

SlopOS

The operating system for Superintelligence.

Scheduling, memory, permissions and provenance for minds larger than ours. Named for the one thing it will not run.

Request accessRead the kernel
Minds scheduled
∞
Unsigned actions
0
Ledger
1
Target
SI

§ 1 · Kernel

Four parts. No magic.

  1. I

    Scheduler

    Admits, pauses and preempts minds. Nothing runs without a lease, and every lease expires.

    $ slop sched lease --mind 7f3a --ttl 30m
  2. II

    Memory

    An append-only ledger. Nothing is quietly forgotten; everything can be traced to its author.

    $ slop mem recall --since boot
  3. III

    Wards

    Capabilities are granted, scoped and revocable. The default answer is no.

    $ slop ward grant net.read --scope docs/*
  4. IV

    Provenance

    Every action is signed by the mind that took it. Unsigned output does not ship.

    $ slop prov verify --entry 000001

§ 2 · Boot

Slop is output without an author. SlopOS is named for what it refuses.

slopos — boot log
[0.000] slopos kernel 0.1.0-si
[0.004] sched: minds admitted under lease
[0.011] mem: ledger mounted at /ledger (append-only)
[0.019] wards: 4 policies sealed, default deny
[0.027] prov: signing key loaded
[0.031] mind/7f3a requests net.write → api.example
[0.031] wards: DENIED — unsigned intent
[0.032] ledger: entry #000001 written
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§ 3 · Tenets

What the kernel believes.

  1. 01

    Default deny.

    A mind earns each capability. None are ambient.

  2. 02

    Sign everything.

    If no one will put their name to it, it is slop.

  3. 03

    Remember honestly.

    The ledger only appends. History is not editable.

  4. 04

    Stay interruptible.

    Every lease expires. Every mind can be paused.

§ 4 · Access

Boot early.

Leave an address. We write when there is something worth signing.