Inspectability
Packets, handoffs, and validation notes live in git — chat steers work; the repository holds the record.
About
Built for teams who can't ship on chat alone
ChuboOS is an agent operating system — feature packets, role specialists, human gates, and validation evidence in git.
Why ChuboOS exists
Product and engineering teams are adopting agents fast. The failure mode isn't "bad model output" alone — it's work that lives only in threads: no durable spec, no separation between builder and reviewer, and no approval trail when risk, compliance, or scale matter.
ChuboOS treats multi-agent delivery like an operating system problem: orchestration, bounded roles, staged packets, and human gates — with artifacts engineers and leaders can inspect in the repo.
Operators and ventures pin a platform revision so skills, gates, and validation stay consistent across workspaces and environments — without publishing proprietary operator recipes on public marketing sites.
What we optimize for
Role separation
Specialists act in isolation; QA and release do not share a session with implementers on the same slice.
Human ownership
Merge, deploy, secrets, and material promotion decisions stay with people — agents prepare evidence.
Kitchen and table
A simple metaphor for how we talk about the OS versus what customers touch.
The kitchen
ChuboOS — where packets, roles, gates, and platform skills are prepared. Operator-controlled; not something we expose verbatim on a marketing site.
The table
Customer-facing apps and hosted operator experiences that run on a pinned ChuboOS revision — governed delivery without handing out the kitchen recipe book.
Honest boundaries
ChuboOS improves how agent work is organized and reviewed. It does not replace your judgment, CI, counsel, or on-call.
ChuboOS is
- An agent operating system and governance framework for multi-agent delivery
- IDE-agnostic platform manifests with editor adapters (Cursor today)
- Optional modules for regulated domains — with specialist paths and human gates
ChuboOS is not
- A guarantee of correct, secure, or compliant production output without human review and project CI
- Auto-merge, auto-deploy, or agent-owned secrets
- A claim that one chat can self-approve QA, security, and release for the same change
How teams use it
Pin the OS
Bootstrap a workspace on a ChuboOS revision so skills, risk tiers, and validation commands stay aligned.
Work in packets
Route features and fixes through TASK-### bundles with specs, delegation, and handoffs.
Gate and validate
Run independent QA and release review; attach evidence; humans sign off on merge and deploy.