Own model.
Ilaria: its own architecture (IMC), designed to be trained from scratch, served by its own Go inference runtime. Quality is measured by separate gates — never assumed.
Nexus is the contract between three products we build ourselves. Ilaria proposes typed plans. Swyp defines and verifies what they mean. SwypikOS owns every effect, capability and device. No layer has to trust the one above it — each one checks.
Hover or tap a layer. Each one has a job, a boundary it never crosses and an honest status.
Swypik web product running · mobile in preparation
Research stack · own Go inference runtime
Compiler, verifier and safe interpreter in the milestone gates
Desktop & agent built · first-party kernel seed (QEMU-validated)
Architecture target: x86-64 and ARM64 · hardware sandboxing
A plan only becomes an effect after a deterministic verifier, an authority layer and an evidence check have each said yes — and the evidence feeds the next proposal.
Returns a typed Swyp plan in CorticalResponse — a proposal with zero authority attached.
proposed_swyp_planCompiles to Core IR and checks contracts, effects and ownership deterministically. No model required.
Core IR · contractsGrants exact scoped capabilities, enforces budgets and containment, and signs an effect receipt.
capability · signed receiptIndependently verifies the receipt’s signature, hash and expected epoch before anything is committed.
evidence-checkCross-product protocol types are generated from .swyp specs. CI regenerates them and rejects drift — so the products cannot quietly disagree about what a message means.
It may emit or consume Swyp schemas and plans. It may not act on the machine. A proposal is not a permission.
Ilaria may emit or consume Swyp schemas/plans, but must not gain ambient OS authority.Verification is deterministic. Switch the model off and every contract, effect and ownership check still runs.
Swyp must remain usable without a running model.SwypikOS mints exact, scoped grants, enforces budgets and containment, and signs a receipt of what actually happened.
SwypikOS executes effects through explicit capabilities.Each completed milestone was closed by a cross-product integration gate that builds all three products and checks their boundaries end to end.
A real Swyp program reads through SwypikOS and is verified by Ilaria.
Complete immutable plans, end to end.
Recovery made explicit; limits moved into the OS.
Resume equivalence and verified caches.
Supervisor v3 is in integration; its document is explicitly not a completion claim. Passing these gates does not establish model quality or real-device kernel readiness — those have separate gates.
Where Nexus is heading: every SwypikOS device runs an Ilaria cell. With explicit consent, the Compute Fabric feeds signed, verified training work back into the next model — while personal memory never leaves home.
personal episodic memory remains local by default
global training has no implicit access to personal memory
only verifier-backed outcomes may strengthen inter-cortex edges
Invariants from Ilaria’s Myriad spec. Swypik apps are the consumer surface, listed in the SwypikOS app catalog. This section describes direction, not a shipping network.
Owning the model, the language it must speak and the machine it must ask is a different kind of company. The boundaries between them are the product — and the moat.
Ilaria: its own architecture (IMC), designed to be trained from scratch, served by its own Go inference runtime. Quality is measured by separate gates — never assumed.
Swyp: the typed contract between AI and machine. It generates the protocol types every product speaks, and CI rejects drift.
SwypikOS: a verified native desktop today, a first-party kernel seed (QEMU-validated), and capability security by construction.
Romanian-first, local-first, with the critical layers owned rather than rented — the shape of a sovereign stack.
Status, evidence and roadmap for Swypik, Ilaria, Swyp and SwypikOS — in one place.