Release Manifest
Inventory, validation state, reproducibility rules, canonical datasets, and release boundaries for the Agent OS Engineering Bible.
Release Manifest
Table of Contents
- Release Identity
- Release Scope
- Canonical Artifacts
- Inventory
- Validation Status
- Rebuild and Publication
- Limitations
Release Identity
- Edition: Foundation Release
- Version:
1.0.0-foundation - Release date:
2026-07-12 - Working name: Agent OS; not trademark-cleared
- Stable namespace:
AOS-*
Release Scope
This release is a normative planning and research foundation for a Fuchsia/Zircon-fork operating system, its Rust-first portable system and product layers, parallel hardware tracks, and a future partner/custom-device route. It is not a claim that the operating system, drivers, Pixel 9 support, camera stack, cellular stack, certifications, or production device already exist.
The Fuchsia/Zircon fork is the chosen base; Android/Linux-oriented material is retained as prior art and provenance. Current requirements are defined by canonical AOS-* documents and ADRs.
Canonical Artifacts
| Artifact | Role |
|---|---|
docs/**/*.md |
Normative and research documentation |
docs/planning/tasks.csv |
Canonical task graph |
docs/research/source-register.csv |
Source registry |
docs/research/claim-register.csv |
Claim state registry |
docs/research/experiment-register.csv |
Experiment/evidence registry |
docs/hardware/procurement.csv |
Procurement planning data |
docs/legal/contacts.csv |
Contact acquisition plan |
sources/original/ |
Immutable supplied archives |
sources/normalized/ |
English source digests and dispositions |
imports/ |
Derived tracker-neutral and tracker staging views |
wiki/ |
Derived flat GitHub Wiki view |
Inventory
- Registered Markdown documents: 145
- Recent additions:
AOS-RES-013(OS comparison matrix),AOS-RES-014(system survey of prior-art OSes and CRDT substrates), andAOS-HW-020(per-target device catalogue,docs/hardware/HW-020-device-catalogue.md). The three research atlases (ios-vs-android-vs-agent-os.md,prior-art-atlas.md,agent-os-wider-lens.md) are now English (translated in place). - Canonical tasks: 327
- Registered sources: 109
- Claim records: 34
- Experiment records: 51
- Wiki pages: generated during release build
- File checksums:
validation/CHECKSUMS.sha256 - Machine-readable file inventory:
validation/FILE-MANIFEST.csv
Validation Status
Status: PASS — zero blocking errors in the packaged structural and traceability validator.
The release validator checks document IDs, explicit anchors, cross-references, local Markdown links, task parents and dependency cycles, task-to-spec anchors, source/claim/experiment IDs, import row consistency, Wiki coverage, language constraints outside immutable sources, and deprecated project-name usage. The authoritative report is validation/VALIDATION.md.
Rebuild and Publication
Run:
python3 tools/build_release.py --rebuild
python3 tools/validate.py
The build regenerates evidence views, task projections, imports, link map, Wiki, validation inventory, and checksums from canonical files. GitHub/Linear imports require post-import reconciliation because tracker CSV importers do not preserve every dependency and cross-link type.
Limitations
This edition contains researched specifications and executable planning data, but many engineering claims remain hypotheses pending experiments or specialist review. Legal documents are issue-spotting and process specifications, not jurisdiction-specific legal advice. Cost ranges are planning estimates, not supplier quotations. Hardware candidates must pass SKU, documentation, recovery, licensing, availability, and unique-evidence gates before purchase.