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A 4GB system should run only core taOS (the FastAPI controller + SPA + lightweight stores/config). Everything resource-heavy — models/qmd, inference backends, the taosmd memory pipeline, userspace container apps, and agent containers — must deploy on the cluster (or a cloud device), not the local host.
Install must never hard-block on 4GB: install the core, then require + guide the user to add a cluster node or cloud device before any model/agent/app/memory workload can run. Until a device is added, those features are gated with clear "add a device" guidance — not silent failure.
This is the control-plane / compute-plane split that fits the cluster + remote-desktop direction.
Current state
Agent deploy is local-only today (deployer.deploy_agent, incus on the controller host). Deploy-to-remote-target does not exist yet — so "add a cluster/cloud device to deploy" is aspirational until that lands. See E2E integration test: model aggregation + deploy routing on Fedora LXC worker #58 (deploy routing to LXC worker).
Verify the installer never hard-blocks on 4GB — core install must succeed; only workloads are gated.
Acceptance
A 4GB box installs core taOS, runs the desktop/controller, and — after the user adds a cluster/cloud device — can deploy models, agents, memory, and apps to that device, with clear guidance at every gated step and no silent failures.
Policy
A 4GB system should run only core taOS (the FastAPI controller + SPA + lightweight stores/config). Everything resource-heavy — models/qmd, inference backends, the taosmd memory pipeline, userspace container apps, and agent containers — must deploy on the cluster (or a cloud device), not the local host.
Install must never hard-block on 4GB: install the core, then require + guide the user to add a cluster node or cloud device before any model/agent/app/memory workload can run. Until a device is added, those features are gated with clear "add a device" guidance — not silent failure.
This is the control-plane / compute-plane split that fits the cluster + remote-desktop direction.
Current state
deployer.deploy_agent, incus on the controller host). Deploy-to-remote-target does not exist yet — so "add a cluster/cloud device to deploy" is aspirational until that lands. See E2E integration test: model aggregation + deploy routing on Fedora LXC worker #58 (deploy routing to LXC worker).Work required
Acceptance
A 4GB box installs core taOS, runs the desktop/controller, and — after the user adds a cluster/cloud device — can deploy models, agents, memory, and apps to that device, with clear guidance at every gated step and no silent failures.