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FAQ
Common questions about Syntra Kernel
This page answers frequently asked questions about the architecture, design philosophy, and practical usage of Syntra Kernel.
Syntra Kernel is a Cognitive Operating System — a modular architecture for building systems that reason, plan, remember, simulate, and adapt.
It is the evolution of Syntra Browser — Axiom Zero.
No.
Syntra Kernel is an architecture, not an intelligence.
It provides the substrate for cognitive systems, but does not contain a monolithic model.
The kernel is written in Rust, with:
- dashboard in React/TypeScript
- ML workers in Python
- configuration in JavaScript
No — but GPU acceleration improves:
- simulation speed
- ML inference
- tensor operations
A structured, causal, entity‑relationship graph representing Syntra’s understanding of reality.
A transparent, queryable log of cognitive events.
It is the introspection layer of the system.
A domain‑specific cognitive language used for:
- memory queries
- world‑model manipulation
- simulation control
- plan expression
- constraint definition
Use the Plugin System to add:
- new agents
- new memory handlers
- new world‑model logic
- new SL2 commands
- new simulation modules
Yes — safety is built into:
- constraint system
- simulation sandbox
- ThoughtStream logging
- reversible evolution
- world‑model integrity checks
To provide a cognitive substrate for:
- intent‑driven interfaces
- cognitive applications
- multi‑agent systems
- simulation‑backed decision engines
- next‑generation browsers
- Read the README
- Explore the Wiki
- Run the kernel
- Open the dashboard
- Run examples and trials
- Explore the world‑model and ThoughtStream
You’ll understand the architecture quickly once you see it in motion.