Manifests
we've actually shipped.
Each example below is a real manifest we run in production for our own work. They're MIT-licensed and tested against the public substrate. Fork the repo, edit the manifest, ω apply.
MIT
github.com/l1feai/omega-examples
green against substrate every commit
Pick a starting point.
cloud-browsers · 200-node farm
Headful Chromium frontline, Firecracker sessions, archived to your local NAS over Habitat.
Read more →[brane.frontline] substrate = "gaia" capability = "standard" replicas = 64 [brane.session] substrate = "gaia" capability = "frontier" replicas = 32 parent = "frontline" [brane.replay] substrate = "habitat" capability = "standard" hosts = "lab.lan/replay-rack-*"
cloud-sandboxes · per-request fresh Linux
A sandbox per agent request. Frontier on Gaia. Tree-sitter-aware shell. Snapshot at exit.
Read more →[brane.sandbox] substrate = "gaia" capability = "frontier" replicas = "auto" guest = "noble-aarch64" [brane.sandbox.lifecycle] boot = "on-request" sleep_idle = "90s" deadline = "10m" [brane.sandbox.artifacts] on_kill = ["snapshot.vm", "trace.span"] retain = "7d"
cloud-desktops · persistent VNC
A user-pinned desktop. GPU passthrough optional. Snapshot resume on reconnect.
Read more →[brane.desktop] substrate = "gaia" capability = "frontier" guest = "noble-aarch64" gpu = "passthrough" [brane.desktop.session] mode = "user-pinned" resume = "warm-snapshot" audio = "pulse"
rag-indexer · ingest, embed, archive
Fan-out HTTP fetch on Gaia, embed on Frontier (GPU), archive to Habitat (your NAS).
Read more →[brane.fetch]
substrate = "gaia"
capability = "standard"
replicas = 32
[brane.embed]
substrate = "gaia"
capability = "frontier" # GPU
replicas = 4
[brane.archive]
substrate = "habitat"
capability = "standard"
hosts = "nas-*"
[graph]
edges = [
{ from = "fetch", to = "embed", on = "doc.batch" },
{ from = "embed", to = "archive", on = "vec.shard" },
]