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Version: 0.1.0

OS worlds (run-os and run-os-sandboxed)

OS worlds exist to run X07 as a real general-purpose language.

They are not deterministic, and are never used in deterministic evaluation.

run-os​

Capabilities may include:

  • real filesystem
  • real network
  • real time
  • environment variables
  • subprocess spawning

run-os-sandboxed​

Same as run-os, but enforced by policy:

  • allowlists for network destinations
  • allowlists for executable paths
  • max live processes / connections
  • byte caps / timeouts

Platform support​

X07 should treat these as Tier-1 OS platforms:

  • Linux
  • macOS
  • Windows

And Tier-2:

  • Debian/Ubuntu variants
  • Alpine (musl)
  • FreeBSD (optional)

(Your exact tiering is documented in the core repo’s CI scripts.)

Security note​

run-os-sandboxed is “policy gating + resource limits”. It is not a hardened sandbox against hostile code.

For untrusted code, use additional OS-level sandboxing (containers, VMs, seccomp, etc.) around X07.