THE NOETON STACK · L3 / L5

L3 Model-OS Runtime

MODEL-OS RUNTIME

The LLM is the kernel; everything else is a process.

Above the hardware, the Noeton does not run a traditional operating system. L3 is a runtime with an LLM as its kernel: agents are processes, tools are system calls, the vector store is the filesystem, and intent is the new executable format. The unit of scheduling shifts from CPU time slices to attention and context windows; the privilege model shifts from rings 0–3 to alignment policy.

This is not bolting an AI service onto Linux — it is rewriting every OS abstraction. LLM-OS research such as MemGPT and AIOS has already validated the mapping in software; the Noeton sinks it into the machine's native runtime. The full account lives in the Model-OS series and its five mappings.

LLM kernel

Semantic scheduling: context and compute follow goal priority

Agent scheduler

Spawn, suspend, collaborate — memory snapshots as the lifecycle unit

Tool gateway

Schema is the ABI; sandbox and audit built into every call

Vector memory

A meaning-addressed "filesystem"; the forgetting curve is the GC

INTERACTIVE · LIVE

Tools-as-syscalls requires one ABI. Drag the sliders and watch the N×M explosion fold into N+M.

01

Semantic scheduling

For the first time the kernel understands what it schedules — arbitration goes from first-come to most-urgent.

02

Tools are syscalls

The call table is open and extensible; the world becomes the peripheral.

03

Layered memory

Working memory in context, episodic memory in vectors, long-term knowledge in weights.

Go deeper: the five Model-OS mappings →