Osvauld
Sovereign, collaborative software for people and their AI.
Osvauld is building Xnet—the extended internet: a private and programmable environment for shared software. Instead of depending on a platform’s accounts, database, APIs, and application server, a workspace carries its own identity, data, application code, and authority.
The current implementation is osvauld2. It includes the new desktop runtime, sovereign identities, encrypted local storage, workspaces, sandboxed Lua applications, and CRDT-backed application data. Networking, sovereign-node integration, and signed capability permits are the next major layers and are not presented here as finished features.
Xnet The model, the sovereign node, and where Osvauld is going.
Architecture How the current Rust, Lua, Loro, identity, and storage layers fit together.
Lua applications Build applications against the UI and document APIs that exist today.
Status A candid boundary between what is running and what is still being built.
Osvauld has received grant support from FOSS United, Zerodha, and Kerala Startup Mission (KSUM).