What is this?
Agent0S is a keyboard-driven Arch Linux + Hyprland desktop environment forked from Omarchy, built so AI coding agents can read, modify and verify the system via included AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md and agent skills.
Agent0S is a keyboard-driven Arch Linux + Hyprland desktop environment forked from Omarchy, built so AI coding agents can read, modify and verify the system via included AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md and agent skills.Is this a full Linux distro or just a config layer on top of Omarchy/Arch?It's not a standalone distro — it's a fork of Omarchy's dotfiles and Hyprland setup, keeping the same tiling Wayland desktop and adding an agent-ready layer on top.
It's not a standalone distro — it's a fork of Omarchy's dotfiles and Hyprland setup, keeping the same tiling Wayland desktop and adding an agent-ready layer on top.Do I need Arch and Omarchy already set up before trying this?Yes — you need to boot from the upstream Omarchy ISO since Agent0S doesn't ship its own installer image yet; it layers on top of that base.
Yes — you need to boot from the upstream Omarchy ISO since Agent0S doesn't ship its own installer image yet; it layers on top of that base.What's the catch with the install process right now?There's no dedicated Agent0S installer or ISO yet, so you're bootstrapping through Omarchy's installer first before the fork's changes apply.
There's no dedicated Agent0S installer or ISO yet, so you're bootstrapping through Omarchy's installer first before the fork's changes apply.Does it run on macOS or Windows too?No, it's Linux-only, built specifically for Arch and the Hyprland Wayland compositor; the 'Coming From Mac or Windows' guide is just onboarding advice for people switching over, not support for running Agent0S on those OSes.
No, it's Linux-only, built specifically for Arch and the Hyprland Wayland compositor; the 'Coming From Mac or Windows' guide is just onboarding advice for people switching over, not support for running Agent0S on those OSes.What are the agent skills included with Agent0S?They're task playbooks stored in agents/skills/ covering things like acceptance tests, install scripts, migrations, shell development and visual verification, written so AI coding agents can understand and safely modify the system.
They're task playbooks stored in agents/skills/ covering things like acceptance tests, install scripts, migrations, shell development and visual verification, written so AI coding agents can understand and safely modify the system.Why fork Omarchy instead of building from scratch?Agent0S keeps everything that makes Omarchy pleasant day-to-day and simply adds an agent-aware layer (AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, skills) on top, rather than reinventing the desktop experience.
Agent0S keeps everything that makes Omarchy pleasant day-to-day and simply adds an agent-aware layer (AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, skills) on top, rather than reinventing the desktop experience.How many themes come built in?It ships with 22 built-in themes out of the box, plus a guide for creating your own.
It ships with 22 built-in themes out of the box, plus a guide for creating your own.Do I need to use AI coding agents to benefit from this?No — it's first and foremost a complete keyboard-driven Hyprland desktop with curated themes and dev tooling; the AI-agent layer is an added bonus on top of a usable daily driver.
No — it's first and foremost a complete keyboard-driven Hyprland desktop with curated themes and dev tooling; the AI-agent layer is an added bonus on top of a usable daily driver.What are similar projects?omarchy, serpantinum, shell, omarchy-workspace-layout, omarchy-mac, omacosy, omarchy-lock-explorer, dots-hyprland
omarchy, serpantinum, shell, omarchy-workspace-layout, omarchy-mac, omacosy, omarchy-lock-explorer, dots-hyprlandWhich topics is it in?linux-distribution, desktop-environment, ricing, arch-linux, omarchy, tiling-window-manager, hyprland, linux-desktop, window-manager, wayland, neovim, dotfiles
linux-distribution, desktop-environment, ricing, arch-linux, omarchy, tiling-window-manager, hyprland, linux-desktop, window-manager, wayland, neovim, dotfiles