Veda is an agentic-native operating system written in Rust: a hobby OS designed around AI agents as the primary actor rather than a human-driven desktop. It is aimed at people who want to see what an OS looks like when the agent is the user.
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Run a system where scheduling and interfaces assume an agent is driving.
See what changes when the consumer of an API is a model instead of a person.
Work on a Rust codebase that spans kernel-level concerns.
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