v0.1.0 — Pre-release

AI-native Operating System

Built from the ground up for the age of intelligence. Wayland-native compositor, intent-driven NLP core, and a modular service architecture — open-source and ready for the future.

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Built for the age of intelligence

Every component designed from scratch. No legacy — just the future.

Aura Compositor

KMS/DRM fullscreen compositor with Wayland server built-in. Vulkan + GL rendering, wgpu-powered UI, and real-time keyboard focus routing.

NLP Intent Routing

Natural language processing core that routes user intent to the right microservice — not just a chatbot wrapper, but the OS itself understanding you.

Event-Driven Service Bus

Modular microservice architecture connected via an event bus. Services register, communicate, and orchestrate — all in Rust.

Wayland Native

No X11 compatibility layer. Native Wayland protocol implementation using wayland-server-rs. GTK, Qt, and SDL applications supported out of the box.

Security-First Design

SELinux policies out of the box. Process isolation, capability-based permissions, and verified boot chain.

Minimal & Fast

Boots in under 5 seconds on modern hardware. ~200 MB idle RAM. Built with Rust and zero unnecessary overhead.

Architecture

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Natural language terminal

Speak to your OS. Every command works in Turkish or English.

samantha — terminal

See it in action

Screenshots from a live Inferra session in QEMU.

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Inferra v0.1.0
Loading kernel...
Kernel: 6.8.1-samantha
RAM: 187 MB used
Services: 14/14
Uptime: 0:00:12
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UEFI systemd-boot with Inferra kernel

How does Inferra compare?

Feature comparison with popular operating systems.

FeatureInferraUbuntuArch LinuxChromeOS
AI-native NLP
Wayland compositor
Written in Rust
Natural language in Turkish
Boot time~5s~15s~10s~8s
Idle RAM~200 MB~600 MB~300 MB~500 MB
Open-source
Package managerpacman + AIaptpacmanPortage

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Download the latest ISO, run it in QEMU, or install it on bare metal. Open-source, free, and built for the future.