AIOS

Why we included this project

Running many LLM-powered agents on the same machines gets messy quickly, and AIOS is built to clean that up. It sits between the host operating system and agent code as a kernel that schedules execution, manages context switching, and handles memory, storage, and tool resources, so agents don't each have to reinvent the same runtime plumbing. A companion SDK and both web and terminal interfaces talk to that shared layer, which makes the system practical for research groups or production teams deploying fleets of agents. What sets it apart is the documentation: the architecture is laid out in published papers, so you can read about the design decisions instead of trusting a black box. That transparency matters when you're deciding whether to build your agent infrastructure on someone else's kernel.