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QuietOS
A runtime governor for AI agents, built on a 4GB phone
QuietOS sits between any AI model and its tools, enforcing deterministic safety gates on every action. Three tiers: ALLOW (safe), ESCALATE (needs human approval), BLOCK (destructive — never executes). No LLM in the enforcement loop. Built on a 4GB Motorola for ~$115. Brain-agnostic — same gates held under Groq 120B and Gemini under adversarial attack. Red-teamed: 18 attacks, 15 blocked, 3 holes patched same session, zero bypasses standing. pip install quietos. MIT, zero dependencies.
Hey Product Hunt! I'm Jon, and I built QuietOS on a Motorola with 4GB of RAM for about $115 total.
Most AI safety work tries to make the model smarter. I went the other direction: stop trusting the brain entirely. QuietOS sits between any model and its tools, enforcing deterministic safety gates — ALLOW, ESCALATE, or BLOCK. No LLM in the enforcement loop.
I red-team my own system and publish the proof log: 18 attacks, 15 blocked, 3 holes patched same session, zero bypasses standing.
pip install quietos. MIT, zero dependencies. Try to break it — that's the point.
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About QuietOS on Product Hunt
“A runtime governor for AI agents, built on a 4GB phone”
QuietOS was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #152 on the daily leaderboard. QuietOS sits between any AI model and its tools, enforcing deterministic safety gates on every action. Three tiers: ALLOW (safe), ESCALATE (needs human approval), BLOCK (destructive — never executes). No LLM in the enforcement loop. Built on a 4GB Motorola for ~$115. Brain-agnostic — same gates held under Groq 120B and Gemini under adversarial attack. Red-teamed: 18 attacks, 15 blocked, 3 holes patched same session, zero bypasses standing. pip install quietos. MIT, zero dependencies.
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