Introducing KruxOS v0.0.3
- Browser based desktop for supervising your agents from any device, anywhere in the world
- On-appliance inference - pull local models straight from @huggingface with @nvidia GPU acceleration
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perfect. easiest way is to use BalenaEtcher and flash KruxOS.img on to a spare USB/external SSD
i haven't built a nice installer or partitioner yet, so setting it up on a fresh portable drive is the easiest way right now
but you'll instantly have a box that can use any model (local inference or cloud). codex and claude code are integrated, hermes will be ready in a few days.
just shout if you want a hand setting it up!
@DegenApeDev i have it running on my main desktop dual booted and a laptop. plus a couple of VM's and VPS's for testing 😅 it's VERY lightweight so you can run it on basically anything
shoot me a dm if you wanna give it a try! i'll send you a nightly 👍
we've setup an open community on Buzz to explore, experiment and build with AI using:
- agent collaboration
- shared compute
this will be an open source initiative to see what an open community can build together
share to fellow developers, founders and anyone interested 🧵
such a stupid take from a "member of technical staff" @AnthropicAI
you think he knows that Typescript, the language most of their stack is built in, was created by Microsoft and is open source...
not to mention Microsoft are one of the biggest contributors to open source now
Playing around with Buzz today, a few early observations:
> it's the first messaging platform that makes agents first class citizens - this alone removes a lot of friction with using agents in Slack or Telegram
> the UI is a near replica of Slack so it's super intuitive, no real learning curve
> the "one click" to add Claude Code/Codex harnesses to then create infinite agents inside Buzz is the most seamless process I've seen of any tool that integrates agents
> the big downside is you can't yet bring your own agents so I have to create new agents from scratch alongside the 3 default agents it creates for you, but I know this is getting fixed soon and I should be able to bring my Hermes agents soon
> I've not yet tried some of the advanced features like compute sharing, will save those for another day
Looking forward to playing with this more, it very well could be a viable Slack competitor and I love that it's open source!
such a stupid take from a "member of technical staff" @AnthropicAI
you think he knows that Typescript, the language most of their stack is built in, was created by Microsoft and is open source...
not to mention Microsoft are one of the biggest contributors to open source now
This sounds logically embarrassing.
1. Proprietary products and supporting OSS aren’t contradictory. @satyanadella doesn’t call Linux “unsafe”. @JensenHuang doesn’t campaign against ROCm / OpenCL. Compete and coevolve.
2. LLMs are made happen by “distilling” 40 years of collective intellectual property thanks to the open culture of the Internet. Pulling up the ladder here is misanthropic for the next generation.
such a stupid take from a "member of technical staff" @AnthropicAI
you think he knows that Typescript, the language most of their stack is built in, was created by Microsoft and is open source...
not to mention Microsoft are one of the biggest contributors to open source now