Spawn universes. Ignite life.
The simulation begins.
“The next AI breakthrough isn't smarter models. It's deeper worlds.”
“Other frameworks give agents a Swiss Army knife. Universe gives them a simulation to inhabit.”
Instead of giving agents a list of tools, Universe gives them a world—an isolated Unix simulation where filesystem, network, and memory are the fundamental dimensions. The agent navigates them like a living environment. Its soul and mind—everything it stands for, learns, and becomes—carry across every world.
Not a toolchain. A world.
Other frameworks give agents a list of buttons to press. Universe gives them an entire operating system and lets them figure it out.
Identity, not just state
Every agent has a Soul, a Mind, and a Body—its purpose and values, its skills and knowledge, and the physical capabilities it requires. It carries this identity across every world it enters.
Compounding intelligence
After each task, the agent reflects on what worked. Over time, it consolidates experience into lasting knowledge. Clone it, run experiments, keep what works.
Physics over policy
No network interface means HTTP doesn’t exist—not forbidden, physically impossible. Like a world without electricity. No prompt can change the laws of physics.
A world, not a toolbox
Your agent gets a full Linux shell. It can run any command, pipe anything into anything, install packages, write scripts. Thousands of tools, infinite combinations.
You write the rules. They do the rest.
A simple config file defines what’s possible—how much compute, which tools exist, what’s connected. The agent lives inside those rules.
Universe Manifest
# universe.yaml physics: constants: cpu: 2 memory: 4GB timeout: 30m laws: network: isolated filesystem: - ./my-project:/work elements: - @unix - @git - @node
Life Manifest
# life.yaml name: neo soul: purpose: soul/purpose.md values: soul/values.md bonds: soul/bonds.md mind: personas: - personas/devops.md skills: - skills/deploy.md knowledge: - knowledge/domain.md body: requires: - @git - @node