GlassBox OS
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GlassBox OS
A source-first orchestration and knowledge-indexing toolkit that makes architectural capabilities inspectable through one Python API and MCP surface.
Status: Early-stage research implementation. The repository includes the orchestrator, context/indexing utilities, compatibility MCP adapters, Eco Index experiments, Declarum prototype, tests, and architecture reports. Some component-map entries remain placeholders.
Quick source verification
The non-invasive checks below require only Python 3.11 or newer and do not install packages or modify system configuration:
python -m compileall -q orchestrator mcp-servers mcp_servers scripts tests
python -c "from orchestrator.atomic_ingest import atomic_ingest_session, recover; from orchestrator.discovery_resolver import resolve; print('portable imports: ok')"
python -m orchestrator.cli inspect README.mdFor the full dependency installation and six-part foundation smoke suite, see docs/INSTALLING.md. Review the platform-specific commands before running them: the Termux path includes package-manager and optional ADB steps.
Related MCP server: code-auditor-mcp
Architectural commitment
Declare structure first, validate at boundaries, multi-modal access (human / AI / voice / code) through the same declared layer. Engelbart-style intelligence augmentation in 2026 form.
Invariants:
No neural embedder at any cycle — named-attribute methodology, Claude IS the scorer
All persistence text-format-dumped at commit time (via
gitsqlite+npz2json) — fresh clone = full AI memory, no binary bloatSingle FastMCP-mux process exposes 7 namespaces — survives Claude Code's 60s startup wall + Android's Phantom Process Killer ceiling
Atomic multi-store ingest via POSIX rename — no silent stale fusion
Component map (11 layers)
Layer | Component | Status |
L1 substrate | declarum | placeholder (Stage 1.1) |
L2 cognition | nlke-metacog + nlke-ml + tool_design_assistant | placeholder (Stage 1.1) |
L3 voice modality | voice-graph-rag | Cycle 3 |
L4a inline annotations | claude-context-kit CLAUDE-CTX | Cycle 2 |
L4b folder maps | aria-personal/ctx-skill + ctx-to-kg.py | placeholder (Stage 1.1) |
L4c source AST | indexer (tree-sitter + 5-dim ctx embed) | placeholder (Stage 1.1) |
L5 persona-template | 4D-persona | Cycle 2 |
L6 code-analysis | claude-arch-inventory | Cycle 2 |
L7 RAG | kg-rag-toolkit + sdk-agent | Cycle 3 |
L8 orchestrator | cascade-ai/mcps/eco-system | placeholder (Stage 1.1) |
L9 multi-project | hive-mind | DEFERRED |
License
Apache-2.0. See LICENSE.
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