A cognitive AI operating system. Local. Modular. Vision-first.
Arkos is not another LLM wrapper. It's an orchestration engine that coordinates specialized local models to think, plan, simulate, execute, and learn — autonomously.
Standard LLMs predict the next token. They don't know what they're building.
Arkos flips this:
Prompt → Vision → Simulate Users → Extract Goals → Plan → Execute → Evaluate → Learn
The intelligence lives in the architecture, not the model size.
User Prompt
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Vision Generator ← forms a design before any code is written
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Scenario Simulator ← imagines real users interacting with the product
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Goal Extractor ← derives goals from simulated friction + delight
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Feasibility Checker
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Planner ← builds ordered task graph
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Execution Pool ← parallel specialized workers (code, debug, docs)
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Evaluator / Critic ← scores output; triggers adaptive context escalation
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Memory ← persistent lessons + patterns
- Vision before action — no worker runs without a plan
- Adaptive context — minimal context by default, escalate on low confidence
- Bounded retries — max 3 attempts, then escalate (no infinite loops)
- Parallel execution — independent tasks always run simultaneously
- Local first — no cloud, no API keys, no data leaving the machine
- Memory mandatory — every run produces artifacts the system learns from
- Orchestrator: Rust / Node.js
- Models: Ollama (Mistral, Qwen-Coder, CodeLlama, Phi)
- Memory: Qdrant vector DB
- Tools: file read/write, shell exec, semantic codebase search
🚧 Early development — see BIBLE.md for full architecture spec.