Dev vibe-codes a Physical AI Linux OS in a weekend, with agents writing and running it
chrismatthieu · x · 2026-10-26
Chris Matthieu shared a weekend project: CorebrumOS, an Omarchy-inspired Linux distro built for Physical AI. AI agents helped write the OS itself, and can now also operate it — vibe coding and using AgenticROS to control ROS-powered robot bodies and execute missions, forming a loop where agents build and run their own system.
Related event: Developer Builds Physical AI Linux OS CorebrumOS Over a Weekend(3 posts)→
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