Question 1

What does OS stand for?

Accepted Answer

Both. Operating system, because it runs your whole go-to-market as one system on one graph. Open source, because every engine, play and connector ships as code you can read, fork and keep. The name is the promise.

Question 2

Do we need developers to use this?

Accepted Answer

Setup is technical and happens once, with a certified engineer or our team. After that, dashboards, drafts and hot lists work like the tools you have now. Your team reads, approves, edits and moves on.

Question 3

What happens to our current tools?

Accepted Answer

You keep them. The OS reads read-only mirrors. You decide each renewal on its own cycle, with the drafts already running in parallel.

Question 4

What does free actually include?

Accepted Answer

Everything in the OS. Every engine, every skill, every play, the schema, the connector interface. Open source. The exact license is locked at launch and never changes after.

Question 5

What about our data?

Accepted Answer

It stays in your environment, behind your access controls. Read-only mirrors inside your walls. Nothing is sent to us and nothing trains anything.

Question 6

When can we get it?

Accepted Answer

The demo opens today. Design partners run the closed alpha now. The repo opens after the first partners get real value and the numbers hold.

Question 7

Are the integrations yours or rented?

Accepted Answer

Commodity plumbing is rented and swappable. The graph, the plays, the gates and the deployment layer are built in-house and ship as source.

Question 8

Why pay human engineers if AI writes the code?

Accepted Answer

Because deciding which code to run, on which data, with which gates, is the craft. The AI engineer proposes. Our human engineers drive it today.

Question 9

How much runs today?

Accepted Answer

The demo, thirty engines and read-only mirrors run in deployments. Apps and the AI engineer are in closed alpha. Hosted deployment is in build.