LifeOS is the AI harness that moves you from your current state to your ideal state — an intent engineering platform. This release names and hardens several core subsystems and adds a new way in.
Highlights
Cortex — the memory system, named. Everything LifeOS knows now has a product identity: hot-layer memory, a typed Knowledge Archive (People, Companies, Ideas, Research), learnings, and work history. Named for where the brain stores long-term memory — hooks and an autonomic reviewer consolidate what each session taught, and the tiered store keeps it, so every session starts smarter than the last.
Hermes sidecar — talk to your LifeOS as an agent. An optional second front door that mounts your install: same constitution, same identity, same skills, same sense of what's sensitive — reachable from a terminal. One brain, another way in — not a second assistant with its own memory and drift.
Named subsystems with real narratives. Synapse (the input router), Conduit and Feed (the internal and external senses), Atlas (the live asset graph of everything you own), and Ledger (change tracking) each read as a product within the product.
Pulse dashboard gained live subsystem tabs across these components.
Release-security hardening
Three new deterministic gates were added to the release pipeline this cycle, each born from an adversarial audit finding: a sanitizer-residue gate (no half-scrubbed template tokens can ship), a licensed-font gate (no commercially licensed fonts redistribute), and a dead-legacy-doc-pointer gate (stale doc references caught in docs and code). This release also removes previously-shipped commercially licensed fonts.
Install
curl -fsSL https://ourlifeos.ai/install.sh | bash