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Join the private beta and inspect JacqOS blocking a dangerous AI action.
Request beta access, then evaluate JacqOS with a guided Studio proof path.
Open Start →This is the builder path. If you are evaluating JacqOS as a buyer, use the top-level site first. If you are ready to build, request beta access, then move through the guided proof path, containment patterns, build, foundations, and reference.
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If you are still deciding whether JacqOS fits, start with Why JacqOS, Trust, or Examples. Come back here when you are ready to inspect the technical model or begin a guided beta evaluation.
The product story: failure modes, the boundary, and where JacqOS fits.
Explore → Evaluator path TrustGuarantees, non-guarantees, and the verification surfaces behind them.
Explore → Evaluator path ExamplesProof-first examples grouped by failure mode and industry.
Explore →Join the private beta and inspect JacqOS blocking a dangerous AI action.
Request beta access, then evaluate JacqOS with a guided Studio proof path.
Open Start →The two patterns that make AI agents safe — in practice, not in theory.
The two flagship containment patterns in depth: fallible sensors and LLM decision containment.
Open Patterns →Scaffold a verified app in one command. Pattern-aware quickstarts.
Scaffold, edit, replay, verify, ship. Pattern-aware quickstarts and example walkthroughs.
Open Build →Publish a verified app, choose Studio or CLI, and keep hosted behavior replayable.
Publish a verified app to JacqOS Cloud, choose the Studio or CLI path, send observations, and replay hosted evidence.
Open Cloud →Understand why the containment works. Voluntary, self-paced.
Why the containment works: observation-first model, candidate vs proposal, invariants, worldviews, model-theoretic foundations.
Open Foundations →Walkthroughs of the bundled flagship examples.
Walkthroughs of real agent apps — bundled first, advanced after.
Open Examples →CLI, config, and artifact reference.
CLI commands, jacqos.toml config, and artifact specifications.
Open Reference →