The system
Veltro is the agent runtime, Lucia the three-zone GUI, and Xenith the AI-native text environment. Each is a separate program talking to the others through files.
Documentation
InferNode is a 64-bit Inferno® distribution: a complete operating system in 15–30 MB of RAM, where every resource is a file, every process has its own private view of the filesystem, and AI agents are contained by that view rather than by a policy engine.
If you have never run it, start with the quick start. It takes about half an hour and ends with an agent doing work it cannot escape from.
Quick start Seven steps: install, connect a model, run the tour, learn the one idea, give an agent a task, then watch containment hold and learn what survives.
Concepts The worldview, namespaces, and the contain-and-restore security strategy. Start here if you are evaluating InferNode rather than installing it.
Build a 9P service Write a real service end to end — design, code, test, man page — using one that ships in the tree.
Where to go next
Section titled “Where to go next”Security
Namespace isolation is proven in TLA+, SPIN, and CBMC. Agent trajectories are sealed into a hash-chained audit log; writes stage copy-on-write.
Reference
464 man pages across ten sections, plus the original Inferno papers on Dis, Styx, Limbo, and the shell.
Compliance
Mappings for NIST SP 800-53, SP 800-171, SP 800-207, CNSA 2.0, FIPS 140-3 readiness, and SLSA.