Documentation Index
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Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Platform Overview
Audience
This page is for maintainers, implementers, and operators entering the platform docs for the first time.Goal and Scope
This page helps you quickly understand:- what the formal AiOS runtime model is
- how platform responsibilities differ from application runtime responsibilities
- which architecture and environment pages to read next
Core Concepts
Runtime layering
AiOS uses:- a binary install/bootstrap entry
- K3s + image-based services for formal runtime
- stateless control-plane services with externalized state
Platform responsibilities
The platform is responsible for:- installation and cluster adoption
- authorization, approval, audit, and task orchestration
- application delivery policies and runtime governance
- data-access gateways and security boundaries
- keeping AI and automation access to database or runtime capabilities under platform policy control
Standard Workflow
- the installer detects the environment and initializes K3s
- platform dependencies and control-plane services are deployed into K3s
- users access the platform through Web / API, and later CLI / Agent channels, using the same server-side capabilities
Current Entry Example
Terminal A:aios app up style subcommands remain future direction, not current behavior of cmd/aios.
Web UI Path
- platform overview
- cluster and environments
- tasks and approvals
- application delivery and deployment history
Pitfalls / Risk Notes
- the local single-binary skeleton is only for bootstrap/dev validation
- the formal runtime target remains image-based services inside K3s
- the platform governs database, runtime, and cross-boundary capability access; this should not be misread as per-command approval for coding tools inside a DevBox