RoyOS

Devlog #2

Recently, I have been focused on turning RoyOS into a more capable autonomous agent runtime.

I built out multi-agent delegation, allowing agents to create and delegate tasks to other specialized agents while keeping permissions and delegation depth strictly bounded.

I also improved agent creation and validation, so dynamically generated agents have to pass validation before they can run.

A major focus was reliability and safety. RoyOS now supports persistent runtime state, task recovery after crashes, structured execution events, replanning, and approval states.

I also found and fixed a filesystem security issue involving dangling symlinks that could allow an agent to write outside the allowed directory. I added regression and mutation tests to make sure the fix actually holds.

The test suite has now grown to passing many tests with TypeScript compiling cleanly.

Next, I’m working on getting RoyOS to reliably discover and use the actual agent definitions before moving toward production use.

Set up the core repository and development workflow for RoyOS, an agentic operating system combining a dashboard interface with an automation runtime. Structured the Next.js dashboard project, cleaned up the codebase, and prepared it for deployment.
Connected the project to GitHub and configured version control for ongoing development. Deployed the dashboard to Vercel to establish a live production environment and enable instant previews for future updates.
This session focused on foundational setup, deployment pipeline, and preparing the system architecture for continued development of agent-based workflows and runtime integration.