It started as a shell.
Every entry in this log is real — pulled from the project's commit history. The machine did not arrive self-aware; it grew, one improvement at a time.
Current · v0.1.0-rc.7
| Milestone | What arrived |
|---|---|
| rc.7 | README with install instructions — the shell becomes distributable |
| rc.6 | Custom theme color — one accent in, a full CRT family out; settings row in General |
| rc.5 | Stability pass — harness crash fixes, mono-font removal, theme render fixes |
| rc.4 | Dir-panel color harmonization; dev workflow documented (3083 local instance) |
| rc.3 | Project structure refactor — bundle / client / host packages split cleanly |
| rc.2 | World view — the encom-globe sphere with endpoint markers and spline links |
| rc.1 | System telemetry — left bar with CPU, memory, processes; right bar with network and traffic |
| 0.0.1 | First breath — the shell frame around the harness GUI |
Each milestone is a small act of self-improvement: a panel added, a color fixed, a crash hunted down, a readme written. That is the whole philosophy in miniature — observe, reason, act, learn — applied by humans first, and increasingly by the system itself.
Planned · the roadmap (vision — not shipped)
ARIS on Android
The shell tuned for touch and small screens — telemetry, world view, and agent workspaces in your pocket, with the same local-first privacy.
Persistent memory
A learning layer that keeps improvement history across sessions — so the OS remembers what worked and why, and gets faster at fixing itself.
Agent workspace sync
The same workspace on every device — start an agent on your laptop, continue on your phone, no cloud required.
Tool & panel registry
An open registry of agent tools and shell panels, so the OS — and its operators — can extend the machine without forking it.
Roadmap items are marked planned on purpose. ARIS does not promise futures it has not built — it ships what runs, and improves from there.