cohesix.

1.2.0 OPEN SOURCE · EDGE AI

AI work.
Accounted for.

Give your AI fleet a small, explicit control plane. Cohesix coordinates work, limits authority, and keeps a record of what happened.

Start with the quickstart Get 1.2.0

Released 1.2.0 · Rust + seL4 · Mac and Linux host tools

SMALL CORE. NATIVE HOSTS.
The QueenPolicy · admission · coordination
seL4
Apple SiliconNative MLX workloads
Linux GPU hostNative CUDA workloads
Models and GPU runtimes stay on their hosts.

Architecture illustration · no live connection

01 Explicit permissions

02 Native AI runtimes

03 Recoverable job records

MEET COHESIX

What if the new model fails?

The existing 1.2.0 product tour.
A short look at control, outcomes, and recovery.

Video includes historical replay and illustration. No workload runs in this Space.

Watch on YouTube

FOLLOW THE EVIDENCE

A failed candidate.
A recorded recovery.

Explore seven recorded phases from one historical
adapter release. The failed result stays visible.

HISTORICAL REPLAY

Recorded evidence · no live connection or execution

JOB m27d-canary-02RECORDED 19 SEP 2026

PHASE 01 / 07

Recorded result: passed

Validate the candidate

The native validation phase completed successfully. The record identifies the candidate's provenance as verified.

FROM THE RECORDED OBSERVATIONprovenance: verified
Final recorded outcome: recovered failure

The previous adapter was restored. The candidate release remained failed.

This is a curated reading of the packaged historical evidence, played at an illustrative pace. It does not replay original timing or verify signatures in your browser, and it does not establish current readiness.

See the original native SwarmUI recovery capture
Native SwarmUI historical recovery capture showing a failed canary, successful rollback, and the REPLAY label
Original native desktop capture included in v1.2.0. Its labels and recorded failure are preserved.
Inspect the original phase record ↗Sources and proof limits ↗

TAKE IT TO YOUR OWN HOST

Start small. Keep the evidence.

Choose the matching Mac or Linux tools, then connect to a QEMU or Raspberry Pi 4 target. The quickstart explains downloads, verification, and your first authenticated connection.

Linux 1.2.0 reference: JetPack 7.2.1 / L4T 39.2.1 on ARM64.
Check the release notes for the exact supported profiles and limitations.

MCP and A2A support are provided for AI automation, as well as a set of useful skills↗.

Read the quickstart ↗Release notes & downloads ↗Explore the source ↗