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Offline runtime

adapterOS

Air-gapped inference with verifiable execution receipts.

An offline-first runtime in development, designed for regulated environments where cloud access is not an option. The goal is signed runs, versioned adapters, and artifacts an auditor can verify. It is tuned for Apple Silicon and other UMA-style hardware profiles. The evidence layer is what makes AI usable in compliance.

In development. Early access is limited and by invitation.

MLNavigator develops and commercializes adapterOS for regulated deployments.

What It Is

Local-First Runtime

adapterOS is designed to run on your hardware. Models, adapters, and configurations load locally. Inference is intended to run offline in controlled environments.

Adapter Management

Adapter management focuses on loading, switching, and versioning adapters (LoRA, QLoRA) with provenance tracking. Hashing and signing are part of the design.

Proof Generation

Each run is designed to produce a proof pack: hashed inputs, model state, configuration, and outputs. Signed with Ed25519 and chain-linked to previous runs.

Deterministic Execution

Determinism is handled as policy: fixed seeds, pinned versions, and declared tolerances for repeatability within documented numerical bounds.

How It Runs Offline

No Network Calls

The design target is zero outbound connections during inference. No license checks, no telemetry, no updates.

Bundled Dependencies

Dependencies are intended to be vendored. No package manager calls. No CDN fetches.

Air-Gap Compatible

Designed for disconnected networks. Transfer via secure media. Verify on isolated systems.

Hardware Profile: Unified Memory

adapterOS is designed to exploit unified memory systems where CPU, GPU, and NPU can share a coherent memory space.

Unified memory architecture diagram comparing traditional split memory and UMA layout for CPU GPU and NPU workloads

Offline operation is the primary design target. Network connectivity is treated as an avoidable risk in high-assurance environments.

Planned Artifacts

Planned outputs include structured artifacts for audit, configuration control, and verification.

proof.json

Hash chain linking input, model, adapter, config, and output. Ed25519 signature.

manifest.json

Declaration of what was supposed to run. Versions, hashes, configuration.

audit.log

Timestamped event log. Hash-chained entries. Deletion-detectable.

energy.json

Optional Joules/token measurements when energy profiling is enabled.

What It Does Not Do

No Data Exfiltration

adapterOS is designed without endpoints for outbound data transfer.

No Tracking

No usage analytics or behavioral telemetry in the core runtime.

No Auto-Updates

Updates are intended to be explicit and verified. No background downloads.

No User Accounts

No cloud accounts required. No license servers in the core runtime.

Interested in adapterOS?

Pilot deployments are scoped to regulated environments with defined compliance requirements. Contact us to discuss constraints and audit needs.

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