﹏ hum ﹏
The only AI stack nestled on a biodiverse agentic kernel framework.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/adiled/hum/main/install | bash
hum (n.) The phenomena occuring upon perfect harmonization of all players in an AI composition.
Key buildings blocks
it is all composed of biodiverse primitives, not an outcome of conventional linguistics, following are some nouns
- hive the kind, a typology a bee conforms to
- bee the instance, a running participant a hive commissions
- nestler a bee mid-handshake, awaiting the breath that accepts its hello
- nestled a nestler once registered into the nest
- nest where nestled bees gather, inside humd
- thrum the hum-native vibration protocol, carrying tones across a range of
chi - petal one unit of content, be it text, image, a tool call or its result
- bloom one turn of conversation, opened by a prompt and closed when it wilts
- ensemble the mesh of cooperating humds, where inference, compute, filesystem, dependencies and UX decouple and gossip back into the hum
Ensemble: Bee Gossip
An ensemble is a mesh of cooperating humds, where bees gossip like a hive trading news of distant blossoms. A single bloom never lives on one box. It draws inference from one humd, compute from another, a filesystem from a third, and surfaces in a UX somewhere else again. No bee is bound to its own field; it forages for miles, following the scent of the universe for any model, tool, payment rail, or dataset no flower nearby could give. No monolith, no central broker, each capability sovereign on the host that grew it.
This is the whole of it, a decoupling so complete that the scattered many become one again, a single hum carrying across the long dark between distant stars. You raise a capability wherever it belongs, let it gossip, and the swarm folds it into the hum. Nothing needs repointing, nothing needs redeploying. Every new bee only deepens the hum.
Learn more by simply humming along.. or read the scenarios, one story per ensemble narrative.
Config ~/.config/hum/hum.json
Refer to hum.schema.json