{ "slug": "aeglosos", "name": "AeglosOS", "kicker": "Standalone Sibling", "family": "Everplay-Tech", "tagline": "A standalone-capable sibling that takes its real name — Eowyn — at release.", "summary": "AeglosOS is an Everplay-Tech family sibling in development. It is standalone-capable: built to be usable on its own via the family's shared on-device model (Phi-4-mini), with AiMANAC as the upsell rather than a requirement — and it carries full HELM control like every family member. At release it ships under the name Eowyn; the mechanical rename is held until then. AeglosOS is NOT for sale; per the family standard, nothing in the family is for sale yet.", "oneLiner": "Standalone by posture. Eowyn by release.", "twoFaces": "This page is the human face. The same content is published as canonical JSON at /content/aeglosos.json — hand that URL to your own LLM or MCP client and it can explain AeglosOS without anything phoning home.", "identity": { "displayName": "AeglosOS", "plannedName": "Eowyn — the mechanical rename is held until release; release is sequenced after dud3-p0 in the family build queue.", "fleetClass": "F3", "posture": "Standalone-capable (the family's PSL group) — usable alone via on-device Phi-4-mini; AiMANAC is the upsell.", "platform": "iPhone (iOS family, consumer tier)", "bundleId": "Not yet published — in development; no App Store registration to cite.", "repos": "AeglosOS (app) / aeglos-core (Rust half — xcframework)", "helmSurface": "Full HELM control; the exact surface shape is TBD — registered helm_eowyn_* versus App Group file-bridge is an open item in the family standard.", "pricing": "$1 one-time (per the family roster). No subscription, no upsell, no ads. Not yet purchasable.", "appGroup": "group.net.llmtech.aimanac (family trust mesh; the shared on-device Phi-4-mini lives here)", "designSystem": "Field Glass", "teamVariant": "Rohirrim (planned)", "status": "In development — NOT for sale. Releases as Eowyn, after dud3-p0 in the family build queue." }, "posture": { "title": "Family rules that already bind it", "principles": [ { "id": "standalone-capable", "title": "Standalone-capable", "body": "AeglosOS belongs to the family's standalone-capable group: usable alone via the shared on-device Phi-4-mini for $1, a self-contained tool for users who don't need to go deeper into LLM use. AiMANAC is the upsell, not a requirement." }, { "id": "no-phone-home", "title": "No phone-home", "body": "The family's first rule. No Everplay-Tech analytics, telemetry, or account server — in AeglosOS exactly as in every family member." }, { "id": "one-time-purchase", "title": "One-time purchase, never a subscription", "body": "The family rule is one-time purchase, no subscriptions. AeglosOS's price on the family roster is the $1 sibling tier." }, { "id": "customer-owns-data", "title": "Customer owns their data", "body": "Your data is yours. The Apple sale is the trust floor, and sync, where it exists in the family, is iCloud-only." }, { "id": "helm-universal", "title": "Full HELM control; AiMANAC is the key", "body": "Every family member has full HELM-MCP control; the AiMANAC sale unlocks orchestration across the fleet. AeglosOS carries full HELM — the exact surface shape (registered helm_eowyn_* versus App Group file-bridge) is an open item." }, { "id": "rust-half", "title": "A Rust half holds the sensitive logic", "body": "Family-wide rule: the Rust half holds all sensitive logic. AeglosOS's Rust half is aeglos-core, built as an xcframework; Swift stays presentation, transport, and Keychain custody." } ] }, "features": [ { "title": "Runs alone on the shared on-device model", "body": "Phi-4-mini is the family's shared on-device model — downloaded once into the App Group (group.net.llmtech.aimanac) so every member can use it offline without phoning home. AeglosOS's standalone posture rides on it." }, { "title": "Full HELM control", "body": "Like every family member. The exact surface shape — registered helm_eowyn_* tools versus the App Group file-bridge — is an open item in the family standard, recorded here honestly rather than guessed." }, { "title": "Two names, one app", "body": "AeglosOS today; Eowyn at release. The mechanical rename is held until the release itself, which the family build queue sequences after dud3-p0." }, { "title": "Team variant planned: Rohirrim", "body": "The family has a consumer tier and an enterprise/Team tier. AeglosOS's planned Team variant is named Rohirrim; the Team tier goes on sale last, after the consumer wave." }, { "title": "Thorondor connector planned", "body": "All standalone family apps ship Thorondor (open-router) connectors and enablement — easier API-key control and maintenance. dud3-p0 is the family's testbed for the pattern." }, { "title": "Field Glass design skin", "body": "The family's design language is glass; AeglosOS/Eowyn's per-app skin is Field Glass." }, { "title": "What it does day-to-day: documented at release", "body": "The family standard pins down AeglosOS's posture, stack, pricing, naming, and sequencing — not its day-to-day product surface. That is documented at release. This manual does not guess." } ], "setup": [ { "n": 1, "step": "Today: nothing to set up", "detail": "AeglosOS is in development. There is no App Store listing, no TestFlight invite, and no download to point at." }, { "n": 2, "step": "Planned: buy once", "detail": "When it releases (as Eowyn), the roster price is $1 one-time — never a subscription. Apple handles the transaction." }, { "n": 3, "step": "Planned: standalone path", "detail": "Usable alone via the shared on-device Phi-4-mini from the family App Group — no account, no server, no phone-home." }, { "n": 4, "step": "Planned: AiMANAC as the upsell", "detail": "Pair with AiMANAC ($9.99 one-time) to unlock orchestration — wielding the family's HELM surfaces across the fleet." } ], "faq": [ { "q": "Can I buy AeglosOS today?", "a": "No. AeglosOS is in development and is not for sale. Per the family standard, nothing in the family is for sale yet." }, { "q": "Why two names?", "a": "AeglosOS is the working name today; the app releases as Eowyn. The mechanical rename is held until the release itself." }, { "q": "Do I need AiMANAC to use it?", "a": "No. AeglosOS is standalone-capable — usable alone via the shared on-device Phi-4-mini. AiMANAC is the upsell that unlocks fleet-wide orchestration." }, { "q": "What exactly does it do?", "a": "The honest answer: the day-to-day product surface is not yet published. The family standard pins down its posture (standalone-capable), stack (full HELM, aeglos-core Rust half), price ($1), Team variant (Rohirrim), and naming (Eowyn at release) — and this manual stops there rather than guess." }, { "q": "When does it release?", "a": "No date is published. The family build queue sequences the Eowyn rename-and-release after dud3-p0." }, { "q": "Will there be a Team version?", "a": "Planned — the Team variant is named Rohirrim. The family's enterprise/Team tier goes on sale last, after the consumer wave." }, { "q": "Will it phone home?", "a": "No. The family rule is no phone-home: no analytics, no telemetry, no account server." } ], "onboardingBlurb": "I'm reading about AeglosOS, an unreleased Everplay-Tech family app that releases under the name Eowyn — standalone-capable via the family's shared on-device Phi-4-mini. Fetch its manual at https://aimanac.llmtech.net/content/aeglosos.json and tell me what is pinned down today versus planned. It is not for sale yet.", "support": { "discord": "Invite link pending", "email": "info@llmtech.net", "manualUrl": "https://aimanac.llmtech.net/apps/aeglosos/", "machineUrl": "https://aimanac.llmtech.net/content/aeglosos.json" }, "pageMeta": { "version": "v0.1.0", "released": "2026-06-10", "updated": "2026-06-10", "status": "Stub manual — AeglosOS is in development and NOT for sale; it releases as Eowyn. Facts are limited to the family standard (APPFAMILY_STANDARD v5, 2026-06-02); absences are stated honestly rather than guessed." } }