Vayu is an operating system built for autonomous AI agents.
Agents are persistent, goal-directed entities that need fundamentally different primitives than traditional software.
Safety, compliance, and reliability are enforced at the kernel level—not bolted on top.
Vayu treats agents as first-class entities with persistent identity, state, and capabilities. They're not processes—they're a fundamental primitive.
Every resource access requires an unforgeable capability token. Agents can only do what they're explicitly granted permission to do—enforced at the hardware level.
The scheduler understands agent goals and progress, not just CPU time. Resources are allocated based on what matters: completing objectives.
Hardware-enforced capability model. Agents receive unforgeable tokens for each resource. Exceeding permissions is physically impossible.
Working, episodic, semantic, and procedural memory built into the kernel. Agents have cognitive architectures, not file systems.
Immutable audit logs. Cryptographically signed state. Human override switches. Regulatory requirements are kernel guarantees.
Deploy autonomous trading agents with kernel-enforced risk boundaries. Every action is audited.
Run diagnostic agents with complete audit trails and data isolation. Patient information stays local. Compliance is architectural.
Autonomous systems with hardware kill switches and instant capability revocation. Human oversight is a kernel primitive, not a feature.
Multi-agent workflows with guaranteed isolation, resource limits, and provenance tracking. Scale agents safely.
A minimal, formally verified core with machine-checked proofs. No buffer overflows. No injection vulnerabilities. Guaranteed correctness.
Create, checkpoint, restore, migrate, and terminate agents with kernel-level syscalls. Persistent identity and state across restarts.
Every agent action is logged to tamper-evident storage. Cryptographic signatures guarantee integrity. Compliance is enforced, not configured.
Status: Private Beta
Vayu is in limited deployment. If you're building mission-critical AI systems, let's talk.
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