# Hyperion

> Hyperion is an intent-native operating system: humans express goals, and the system determines how those goals become reality.

Your goals are the operating system.

Hyperion is open source and still early: there is no installer, only a buildable, bootable reference implementation.

## Architecture

- L0 Kernel (Where it begins): The hardware layer everything else stands on. It's open source, so its safety claims are checkable.
- L1 System runtime (How it stays fast and safe): Schedules work across CPU, GPU, memory, and battery, keeping every process in its own boundary.
- L2 Platform services (What it's built from): Reusable capabilities, storage, updates, and networking.
- L3 Knowledge (What it knows and remembers): Your information, connected by meaning.
- L4 Cognition (Where it thinks): Understands what you're asking for, recalls what's relevant, and picks the right model for the job.
- L5 Coordination (How the work gets organized): When a goal needs more than one specialist, this layer decides who does what, and keeps a record of why.
- L6 Experience (What you see and say): Conversation, generated screens, and voice: the only parts of Hyperion you directly touch.

## Docs

- [Architecture](https://github.com/JGalego/HyperionOS/blob/main/docs/02-core-architecture.md): The full system, from kernel to conversation.
- [Developer SDK](https://github.com/JGalego/HyperionOS/blob/main/docs/25-sdk.md): Build a Capability: local emulator, testing harness, publishing.
- [APIs](https://github.com/JGalego/HyperionOS/blob/main/docs/26-apis.md): Intent, Context, Memory, Knowledge Graph, and Capability invocation contracts.
- [Community](https://github.com/JGalego/HyperionOS): Issues, discussion, and the state of every subsystem, in one repository.

## Optional

- [Source code](https://github.com/JGalego/HyperionOS): the full monorepo, MIT licensed.