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I'm working on an OpenSource operating system, it's been 6 months now, the system runs on aarch64 and amd64 in graphical mode, it has separate kernel and userland (loaded via elf), and a proprietary api on here in turn I'm rebuilding a libc and posix compatibility, I've already brought some applications between here a shell, a 3d demo, a text editor (kilo), and doom, I'm currently working on sandboxing, on moving drivers to userland services and to disconnect when I get exhausted on the compositor (I just introduced support for multiple resolutions, themes and variable styles), actually I hope that more people will get passionate and become part of this project that I hope will not be just mine: https://github.com/olmox001/NexsOS1

Just a minimum, and this has allowed me to optimize my way of programming to the maximum, I have written an entire operating system ("https://github.com/olmox001/NexsOS1") and I am continuing to maintain it practically only with Claude's $20 plan and Codex and Antigravity's free plans, if I had more to invest I would certainly be able to do better, But I find super subscriptions excessive, there are local inference configurations that allow with that cost to run sufficiently powerful models with huge contexts (Antirez/DS4 is an example).

Claude-Code and Codex in combination, combined with an IDE such as Google Antigravity or VisualStudio-Code are very powerful tools, if your company can invest in hardware the new Mac Studio and MacBook Pro allow optimized local inference through open-source tools such as: https://github.com/antirez/ds4