AgeOS MVP
AgeOS is a Linux-first local agent runtime for sandboxed agents, local LLM routing, GPU/RAM-aware scheduling, and Python integration shims.
Install From Source
./scripts/install-deps.sh
./scripts/build.sh
ageos --help
./scripts/build.sh performs a system-wide source install: native binaries go under /usr/local, the managed Python runtime goes under /opt/ageos, and global launchers are linked into /usr/local/bin. This avoids Ubuntu's system Python pip restrictions while still making ageos available on PATH for every shell. The MVP expects llama-server on PATH for the default local backend. vLLM is optional and installed with:
sudo /opt/ageos/bin/python -m pip install ".[vllm]"
Commands
ageos poc --speciality default-instruct
ageos prompt --speciality code-review --structure example.json --text "Review this diff"
ageos run --binary ./agent.py --niceness 10
ageos ps
ageos queue --watch
ageos dashboard
--niceness is an AgeOS resource priority only. It controls GPU admission, RAM/VRAM budgets, model eviction, and memory-pressure behavior. It does not call Linux nice, setpriority, or ionice.
Examples
Run the basic Python shim agent through the AgeOS sandbox:
ageos run --binary ./examples/basic_agent.py --speciality default-instruct --memory 16G
The agent prints its AgeOS environment, calls the OpenAI-style Python shim, and prints the local model response.
RAM States
AgeOS tracks three memory pressure states:
available: jobs admit normally; niceness controls tie-breaks and preload order.low: lower niceness agents receive RAM/VRAM first; background jobs wait.no_ram: low-priority work is queued or rejected; only highest-priority jobs can run after idle models are freed.
Sandbox
ageos run is Linux-only. The native sandbox uses namespaces, read-only mounts, dropped capabilities, no-new-privs, seccomp when available, Landlock hook points, and cgroups v2. Agents do not receive direct GPU device access and must request inference through AgeOS.
For local development on non-Linux platforms only:
ageos run --binary ./agent.py --unsafe-no-sandbox
Python Shims
from ageos.integrations.openai_shim import AgeosOpenAI
client = AgeosOpenAI(speciality="code-review", niceness=5)
response = client.chat.completions.create(
model="ignored",
messages=[{"role": "user", "content": "hello"}],
)
print(response.choices[0].message.content)
Packaging Targets
- Snap Store:
ageosand optionalageos-vllm - APT/PPA:
ageos,ageos-vllm - PyPI:
ageos
Release automation lives in .github/workflows/release.yml. Push a v* tag to build Python, Debian, and Snap artifacts, attach them to a GitHub Release, and publish to configured stores. TestPyPI publishing requires the TEST_PYPI_API_TOKEN repository secret. PyPI publishing requires the PYPI_API_TOKEN repository secret. Snap Store publishing requires the SNAPCRAFT_STORE_CREDENTIALS repository secret and currently releases the devel snap to the edge channel.
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