SuperInstance/flux-os

FLUX OS is an extremely early-stage (3 days old) project attempting to solve a high-level conceptual problem: current operating systems are designed for human-computer interaction, whereas AI agents may require a different kernel-level architecture (A2A runtime). With 0 stars and 0 forks, it currently ranks as a personal experiment or vision-cast rather than a viable project. The 'defensibility' is nearly non-existent because the moat in OS development is not just the code, but the hardware driver ecosystem and developer adoption, both of which are zero here. While the 'Agent-to-Agent' (A2A) runtime concept is novel, the likelihood of a custom C-based OS gaining traction over existing abstractions (like WASM runtimes on Linux or containerized environments) is low. Frontier labs like OpenAI or Anthropic are unlikely to compete here as they prefer building high-level agent frameworks that sit atop established, driver-rich operating systems like Linux or macOS. The primary risk to this project is irrelevance due to the massive technical debt involved in bootstrapping a new kernel and compiler toolchain from scratch.