The operating system for your AI engineering team

LORUSS EOS is an engineering operating system. It does not write code itself and it is not another AI model. It manages the AI coding agents you already pay for, such as Codex and Claude Code, the way an engineering manager runs a team.

You describe the goal. EOS turns it into small, clearly bounded tasks, gives each task to the right role and tool, runs the work in an isolated sandbox, sends the result through three independent checks and only then brings it to you with the evidence. Nothing reaches your main branch without your approval.

• Plans: splits a goal into tasks with allowed files, limits and acceptance criteria.
• Assigns: picks the agent and the role for each task, such as backend, frontend, tests, review or security.
• Checks: tests, an independent code review and a security review on the exact commit that will be merged.
• Records: every task, decision and approval goes into an audit log.

• Founders and solo builders who create software with AI and need it to be reliable before real users arrive.
• Developers who already use Codex or Claude Code and want them to work in parallel without constant supervision.
• Small teams that want AI agents to follow the rules of a good engineering team: review, tests, security and a clear owner decision.

You do not need to be an engineer to follow what happens. Every step is shown in plain language, and the decision to merge always stays with you.

AI agents write code fast, but speed alone creates new problems: changes to files they should not touch, tests that pass only in the agent's own environment, hidden security issues and work that is reported as done without proof. Checking all of that by hand turns you into a full-time reviewer.

EOS automates that supervision. It sets the rules before the work starts, checks the result after it ends and stops when something is unclear instead of guessing. You spend your time on decisions, not on chasing agents.

1. Connect. Install EOS on your own server and connect your coding subscriptions and your repository.
2. Describe. Write what you want in plain words, for example a new feature or a bug to fix.
3. Review the plan. EOS shows the task contract: which files may change and how success is measured.
4. Let it work. Agents work in parallel in sandboxes. Follow each step live or close your laptop.
5. Decide. When every check passes, you see the evidence and merge with one click, or send the work back.

A desktop app for Windows, Mac and Linux and approvals from your phone are planned.

Safety is part of how work moves, not a layer added at the end. No system can honestly promise to be unbreakable, so EOS is designed to limit what can go wrong and to make every step visible.

• Isolation. By default agents work in a sandbox without network access. They cannot read your secrets or touch files outside the task.
• Least privilege. Each task gets only the files and permissions it needs.
• Independent checks. The agent that wrote the code cannot approve it. Tests, code review and security review run on the exact commit that will be merged.
• Fail-closed. When a check fails or something is unclear, the work stops and you see why.
• Your control. Merges and releases always need your approval.
• Your data. EOS runs on your own server. Your code goes only to the AI providers you choose to connect, under your own subscriptions.
• Audit log. Every task, decision and approval is recorded.

• Not another model. EOS manages the agents you choose, so you are not locked into one AI company.
• Evidence, not promises. Work counts as done only when tests and reviews prove it on the same commit.
• Independent review. Writing and approving are always done by different agents.
• Many tools, one process. Codex and Claude Code at launch. Cursor, GigaCode, Gemini CLI and GitHub Copilot CLI are planned, and each is switched on only after it passes our sandbox and security tests.
• Your subscriptions, your server. Your accounts and your data stay where they are.
• You stay the owner. EOS never merges or releases on its own.