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Technical whitepaper presents SROS, a transformative operating system for large language models, highlighting its governance and execution capabilities.
SROS (Sovereign Recursive Operating System) is a sovereign execution architecture for large language model systems, designed to transform high-level human intent into governed, inspectable, and receipt-backed execution artifacts. This release publishes SROS Technical Whitepaper v2 alongside a repository-derived architecture map, reflecting the current SROS v2 design as implemented in the public codebase. The system formalizes execution through explicit compilation (SR8), orchestration (SR9), governance and enforcement (MirrorOS), and structured agent execution (SRX / SRX-ACE), with an emphasis on controlled autonomy, execution receipts, and system-level accountability. SROS is intended for research, systems design, and advanced applied AI work where reproducibility, governance, and operator sovereignty are first-class concerns. License: CC BY-NC-ND 4.0Author: Muqeet ul HassanRepository: https://github.com/skrikx/SROS_v2
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