Qira is a native agent whose language model never holds authority. Every action passes deterministic authority checks and is verified against real state. Consequential changes are previewed before execution, while low-risk reversible actions can happen immediately. Everything — including refusals — lands in a hash-chained ledger.
Downloads require an active access grant. Codes are personal, revocable, and checked server-side.
The native agent, running today on Apple Silicon and Intel. Current
distribution is a source build (ad-hoc signed, not yet notarized): access
to the repository is granted on request, and ./install.sh builds and
installs it. A signed, notarized installer is in progress.
The same engine, ported to Linux mechanisms (.desktop application handling, PulseAudio, NetworkManager, Wayland/X11 clipboard). Distribution is a source build in a container; where a backing service is absent, Qira says so rather than pretending.
A bootable x86-64 Linux distribution where Qira is the entire session. Boot it in a VM or from USB; it runs from memory, touches nothing on your machine, and self-tests on every boot. BIOS image; Secure Boot unsupported. It is a demonstration OS, not a way to install the native Qira agent on a Mac.
The ledger is tamper-evident against ordinary same-user edits; it is not cryptographic anti-rollback, and the image is unsigned (BIOS boot, Secure Boot unsupported).
This link is authorized for a few minutes and then expires. Verify, then boot:
shasum -a 256 qiraos-*.iso # must match the hash shown above qemu-system-x86_64 -M q35 -m 640 -cdrom qiraos-*.iso -boot d
The same engine, cross-compiled to Android and packaged as an app: a WebView onto the agent's shell, with app and URL opening bridged to Android Intents. Battery, conversation, files and the ledger work in-engine; where the sandbox forbids an action, it says so. A signed APK builds today; runtime is being verified on-device before release.
The engine compiles for Windows behind fixed-argv executors, but the scaffold is unrun and most system actions are not yet wired. It is not a usable build. Request access to be told when it becomes one — we will not ship a placeholder.
Prefer email? bryanleonard@imagineqira.com
A from-scratch research operating system — its own kernel and userland — frozen as a certified architecture proof (45 gates, 415 invariants, 0 failures). It is not distributed here.
A Linux-based distribution carrying the production Qira authority engine, built to run useful software and reach real hardware. The old custom kernel did not "become" Linux; 2.0 is a deliberate second track.