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Roadmap for DialogosBootloader

Vision

Our vision is to create a groundbreaking operating system (OS) that not only functions with high efficiency but also possesses the ability to understand and improve upon its own codebase. With an embedded large language model (LLM), DialogosBootloader will be the foundation of an OS that learns, adapts, and enhances itself recursively. This self-improving system will be capable of networking into grids of host nodes, forming a robust and intelligent OS ecosystem.

Long-Term Goals

  • Year 1-2: Establish a solid foundation for the OS with basic functionality and a stable bootloader.
  • Year 3: Integrate the LLM and develop the OS's capability to learn from its environment and code.
  • Year 4: Implement networking capabilities, allowing multiple instances of the OS to communicate and share resources.
  • Year 5 and Beyond: Achieve a self-improving system that can train on its own code and user interactions, continuously enhancing its performance and capabilities.

Milestones

Year 1: The Foundation

  • Q1-Q2:
    • Set up the project infrastructure and tooling.
    • Develop a minimal viable bootloader.
  • Q3-Q4:
    • Build the basic kernel with essential drivers for x64 systems.
    • Begin work on Python and C++ assemblies integration.

Year 2: Core Development

  • Q1-Q2:
    • Expand the kernel functionality.
    • Integrate Vulkan for graphics support.
  • Q3-Q4:
    • Develop the initial version of the LLM integration framework.
    • Start testing on bare metal systems.

Year 3: LLM Integration

  • Q1-Q2:
    • Embed the LLM into the OS.
    • Develop the OS's ability to analyze and understand code.
  • Q3-Q4:
    • Implement the first iteration of the self-improvement mechanism.
    • Begin networking research and development.

Year 4: Networking and Expansion

  • Q1-Q2:
    • Develop networking protocols for OS grid formation.
    • Test inter-OS communication and resource sharing.
  • Q3-Q4:
    • Optimize the LLM for distributed computing.
    • Enhance the self-improvement mechanism with networked learning.

Year 5: Self-Improvement and Beyond

  • Q1-Q2:
    • Achieve a stable version of the self-improving OS.
    • Begin large-scale testing of the OS grid.
  • Q3-Q4 and Onwards:
    • Continuous improvement and expansion of OS capabilities.
    • Explore new frontiers in OS intelligence and autonomy.

Get Involved

We are on an ambitious journey, and we invite you to join us. Whether you're a developer, a visionary, or an enthusiast, your contributions can help shape the future of computing. Check out our CONTRIBUTING.md to see how you can be a part of this exciting project.

Together, let's build an OS that not only meets the needs of today but also evolves for the challenges of tomorrow.