vahmoh25/Veda
Veda is presented as an operating system written in Rust with a built-in voice agent. The README says the agent runs as a service from boot, wakes on a spoken name, and acts through typed application actions that share code with keyboard and mouse input. It states sensitive or destructive actions wait for user consent, and that the stack spans a UEFI bootloader, a microkernel, a window system and applications. It runs on x86-64 PCs and QEMU, and Linux drivers run in a VM on its hypervisor.
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Veda is presented as an operating system written in Rust with a built-in voice agent. The README says the agent runs as a service from boot, wakes on a spoken name, and acts through typed application actions that share code with keyboard and mouse input. It states sensitive or destructive actions wait for user consent, and that the stack spans a UEFI bootloader, a microkernel, a window system and applications. It runs on x86-64 PCs and QEMU, and Linux drivers run in a VM on its hypervisor.
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- The voice agent runs as a service from boot and wakes when the user says its name.
- Applications declare typed actions that run the same code path as keyboard and mouse input.
- Sensitive and destructive actions are held until the user consents, answered only by the desktop shell.
- Linux drivers run in a VM on Veda's own hypervisor, contained by the IOMMU and restarted on crash.
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It proposes an OS design where an AI agent is a core system service with enforced consent and typed actions, rather than an app that scrapes screens. This reflects a design direction for agentic computing.
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