InferNode is a 64-bit build of the Inferno® distributed operating system —
originally developed at Bell Labs — packaged to run as an app on your device.

It is a self-contained computing environment, not a thin client. The whole
runtime lives on your phone: a graphical shell (Lucia), a concurrent
programming runtime (Dis), and a namespace model in which everything —
devices, services, even remote machines — is a file you can mount and compose.

Highlights:

• Namespace-based agent environment. The Veltro agent operates over a 9P
filesystem interface, so its tools and capabilities are mountable files you
can inspect and control.

• Bring your own model. Connect the agent to a language-model endpoint you
choose — a server on your own network, or a third-party API you configure.
Your keys are stored in an on-device encrypted keyring, optionally unlocked
with biometrics.

• 9P networking. Mount remote InferNode services over your LAN or VPN and treat them as local files.

• Voice and telephony features. Optional microphone, dialing, and (on supported distributions) messaging integration, each gated behind a permission you grant explicitly.

• Private by design. There is no advertising, no third-party analytics, and no
developer-operated server collecting your data. Everything runs locally except the endpoints you point it at.

InferNode is aimed at developers, operators, and the technically curious. It
assumes familiarity with command-line and operating-system concepts.

Inferno® is a trademark of Vita Nuova®. InferNode is an independent build and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the trademark owner.