Umbra-Noesis · Platform Layer
Local AI infrastructure —
Linux security built in,
for everyday use.
EVE OS is the AI-aware Linux operating system at the core of the Umbra-Noesis stack. Local inference, memory, and tool orchestration are first-class OS citizens — not add-ons bolted on top.
What it is
Standard operating systems treat AI as an application you launch and close. EVE OS treats it as infrastructure — the same way a server OS treats networking or a storage daemon. Local inference runs continuously, memory persists across sessions, and tools are orchestrated at the OS level rather than inside a single app.
Built on Linux, EVE OS inherits decades of security hardening, process isolation, and driver support — then adds the Umbra-Noesis layers on top: EVAA Cognition, AACP Protocol, and Umbra Link identity and routing.
Local AI inference runs as a persistent OS-level service
Memory and context persist across sessions and reboots
Linux security model — no new attack surface introduced
Deterministic, auditable behavior via AACP protocol layer
System Output
Stack Position
Hardware ↔ OS
PCe Profiles → EVE OS
Maps PCe hardware configurations into tuned OS layouts. Storage, GPUs, memory, and inference runtimes are arranged for cognition workloads — not generic computing.
OS ↔ Cognition
EVE OS → EVAA
Provides EVAA Cognition with stable runtimes, process isolation, hardware access, and persistent storage. The OS is the platform EVAA runs on — not a container it fights against.
OS ↔ Experience
EVE OS → EVE Systems
Exposes clean service hooks for EVE Systems UI, training stacks, and future Umbra-Noesis modules. The interface layer plugs into the OS — the OS doesn't depend on the UI.
Roadmap
EVE OS Reference Build
Available now for standard Linux workstations and laptops. EVAA Cognition included. Supports daily personal use, lab environments, and field deployments.
Available — LinuxInstaller · ISO Profiles
Curated install paths with defined system roles — workstation, lab, and field configurations. Reproducible builds across hardware profiles.
In DevelopmentPCe-Certified Releases
Documented EVE OS versions matched and validated against specific PCe hardware blueprints. Guaranteed inference performance per hardware tier.
RoadmapHardware Requirements
CPU
Ryzen 5 / Core i5 — 6+ cores
RAM
16 GB minimum
Storage
20 GB free
GPU VRAM
8 GB minimum
Platform
Linux (existing install) · Ubuntu 22.04 LTS / Debian 12 supported
Consumer laptop equivalent (~$600+ USD). Hardware below this tier is not supported.
Why Linux
Linux security isn't a feature.
It's the foundation.
EVE OS doesn't add a security layer on top of an insecure base. It inherits Linux's proven isolation, privilege model, and decades of hardening — then builds AI infrastructure on top of something that earns trust rather than asking for it.