kilian-ai

thank you for this interesting analysis. however, i do disclose that it's agentic coding in yolo mode on my github page.

i like your work. i am also experimenting with a native webassembly linux core and the performance is incredible. i just had enormous trouble and work compiling packages for the wasm32-linux target. it would be a nice community effort to compile the open source world to this architecture. the browser tab as clean, secure, multi-platform and polyglot abstraction layer.

thanks for your question. so, i was trying to build a posix scriptable operating system in a browser tab to be sandboxed but still capable of communicating within nodes. i build the posix-based agent claw that is integrated to allow agentic development on this edge and share the result over the nostr protocol with other users that have the system open in a tab. the tab is used as modern platform-agnostic abstraction because it even works on a mobile phone. the emulation allows to use the complete alpine linux repository for all the tools that one want to use in the system with or without agent. i experimented with tunnels and bridges that allow to open ports on the tab system and expose them to fixed ips and ports through my relays workers. i successfully connected ssh, sftp and https from internet to my browser tab, i experimented with syncthing with the idea of being able to automatically sync files between the browser tabs essentially a sandboxed file network between tabs on any platform.

high-effort slop... ;) no, it is a serious attempt to sandbox a network capable linux system on a browser tab with built-in anonymous file-sharing and an integrated agent that can control the command-line.

i did. i am trying to get some traction on the project to hopefully collaborate on the development in the community.

thank you!