Configure through the Form first
Collect viewpoint, activity, result and operating conditions on the website. The Form prepares the context and the handoff for package composition.
Read the Form routeInside the MAIOS package
The package takes the information you provide and turns it into an agentic system that understands what can be done to evolve solutions and develop the most promising ideas.
Objectives, sources, constraints and competences orient the work.
Inside the Project Kernel
A general-purpose assistant knows its model and the tools available to it. With the Project Kernel, it receives an operating form for this project: it knows what must be achieved, which sources govern the work, what has already been decided, which competences to use and where to resume.
RepoKernel generates this base. MAIOS adds the startup interview, operating kernel and faculty router so the structure can become specific to the real work.
The kernel currently prepares the project and its way of working. Tools, sensors, databases, accounts and automations enter when they are connected and authorized in the real context. The same structure can then support progressive autonomy through verified capabilities.
Who it was conceived for
The package is for people and organizations that want to turn occasional AI use into a system aware of its operating context. The following cases identify work the kernel can prepare and coordinate as it receives suitable competences, tools and permissions.
Two entries into the same project
AI Setup describes both routes and what you receive. The difference is when the project is configured.
Collect viewpoint, activity, result and operating conditions on the website. The Form prepares the context and the handoff for package composition.
Read the Form routeDownload a package with an initial Project Kernel. In a new folder, the assistant runs the startup interview and makes the kernel specific to the project.
Download the self-configuring packageCurrent boundary. Self-configuring package 1.2.2 starts a project in a new, empty folder. External tools, publication, monitoring and actions on real systems require their own connections, permissions and checks.