After 2 years, a dev unveils Aether: a local AI 'OS' with structured memory and FailureMesh recovery
Budget_One_8784 · reddit · 2026-10-06
A developer shares Aether, a 2-year local AI project treating LLMs as interchangeable reasoning engines inside a larger OS-like architecture: a reasoning dispatch layer, an operating core for memory/context/routing, structured persistent memory beyond vector RAG, a computer-use framework (lesson: a successful return code doesn't mean the click happened), and FailureMesh turning failures into reusable guards and regression tests. Built around an RTX 3090 with a heterogeneous GPU vision, and seeking peers in agent orchestration, vLLM/SGLang, and distributed inference.
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