RUST CORE
Axum, Tokio, and SQLx support orchestration, event handling, scheduling, and durable state.
AVAILABLE NOW
FOR DEVELOPERS
Open source, local-first, built in Rust
Inspect the Axum and Tokio orchestration core, run the Harness locally, build bounded skills, consume the event stream, and help shape the path toward KRNL CLI and KRNL OS.
QUICK START
Run the current Harness
The canonical public repository contains the Harness and carnelian CLI. Separate CLI and OS repositories will be linked only if public destinations are finalized.
git clone https://github.com/kordspace/karnelian.git
cd karnelian
cargo build --release
karnelian init
karnelian startEXTENSION MODEL
Skills are contracts, not hidden plugins
A skill declares the runtime, resources, and capabilities it needs. The orchestrator can then resolve policy, request approval, and dispatch work to the correct bounded worker.
01
Manifest
Describe inputs, runtime, resources, and required authority.
02
Skill Book
Refresh discoverable capabilities available to agents.
03
Policy
Deny undeclared powers and request human approval where required.
04
Worker
Execute in Node.js, Python, WebAssembly, or trusted native Rust.
BUILDING BLOCKS
A platform you can reason about
REST + EVENTS
Integrate through the /v1 API and follow live execution over /v1/events/ws.
MULTIPLE WORKERS
Extend through Node.js, Python, WebAssembly, and native Rust runtimes.
PROVIDER ROUTING
Keep model access abstracted across local inference and policy-selected hosted providers.
AUDITABLE EVENTS
Observe meaningful actions and approvals rather than trusting hidden agent state.
OPEN ROADMAP
Contribute to the current Harness while CLI expansion and KRNL OS remain clearly labeled directions.
MAGIC
Research-ready entropy providers
The Mixed Authenticated Quantum Intelligence Core exposes authenticated provider selection with an operating-system CSPRNG fallback.
- Quantinuum H2 integration through pytket
- Qiskit-based random sampling
- Provider provenance carried with samples
- Quantum optimization available as a Python skill
CONTRIBUTION BOUNDARY
Shipped work stays distinct from ambition
The active repository is an in-progress system. More than fifty skills are available today; the much larger migration queue and post-quantum work remain future work.
- Use repository status documents as the source of truth
- Do not treat KRNL OS as a released distribution
- Do not describe quantum salts as post-quantum cryptography
- Keep experimental providers labeled experimental