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System Space Strategy (Enterprise-aligned)

This repo (agentplane) is designed to survive any Linux install and to evolve into an enterprise-grade, OpenShift-aligned architecture.

Today (local-first development)

Control plane host: developer workstation (currently macOS; later Fedora Silverblue workstation).
Executor node: local VM (Lima) acting as the first "fleet node".
Agent execution: lima-process backend for fast iteration; evidence artifacts sync back to control plane.

Near-term workstation (Fedora Silverblue / Atomic Desktop)

Immutable base OS for laptops/workstations with atomic rollback (rpm-ostree deployments).
Minimal base layering; dev/tooling in containers (“build-a-box” user space).
agentplane remains the control plane (bundle → validate → place → run → evidence → replay).

Fleet nodes (Fedora CoreOS)

Immutable container host OS with atomic updates + declarative provisioning (Ignition).
Executor nodes become real machines/VMs, not Lima.
agentplane "executor discovery" shifts from /etc/nix/machines → fleet inventory.

Image-native future (bootc / OCI-based OS delivery)

System space built and promoted as signed bootable container images.
Promotion/rollback becomes digest/tag pointer swaps (mirrors our pointer model in agentplane).

Non-negotiables

Open-source only; no AGPL dependencies in this repo.
Evidence-forward execution: every run emits Validation, Placement, Run, Replay artifacts.
Timeouts are bundle-owned policy (spec.policy.maxRunSeconds).