vm-curator is a fast and friendly TUI to build and manage QEMU/KVM virtual machines for desktop use with working 3D acceleration (para-virtualized and pass-through.)
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vm-curator is a fast and friendly TUI to build and manage QEMU/KVM virtual machines for desktop use with working 3D acceleration (para-virtualized and pass-through.)
Self-hostable runtime for persistent autonomous coding agents — KVM-isolated VMs (or rootless containers), A2A-protocol executor with signed AgentCard discovery, AIWG mission dispatch, web dashboard, virtiofs shared storage. Runs on your hardware; no hosted control plane.
Windows-first virtualization with native Hyper-V/OpenHCL, configurable guest firmware and GPU-PV; inspired by AWS Nitro. Looking Glass integration in development.
Free open-source KVM virtualization platform and Rust web panel for QEMU/libvirt: VM lifecycle, REST API, noVNC, IPv4/IPv6, quotas, firewall controls, Guest Tools, metrics and audit logs.
macOS-native Linux VM runtime built on Apple's Virtualization.framework. Boots a real Ubuntu guest to a working login via a genuine Rust -> C ABI -> Swift call chain, with cloud-init-provisioned credentials. macOS only for now; Windows/Linux backends are unimplemented scaffolding.
Real VMs on Kubernetes, no pods pretending. One console, API and CLI for VMs, with Kairon and FluxVM running them straight on KVM: 0 pods per VM, 7.4x faster to SSH than KubeVirt.
Pure Rust VM orchestration — libvirt, CloudInit, distributed system testing, cross-gate substrate provisioning. AGPL-3.0
Execution layer for robotics and AI operators on Robinhood Chain
Manage KVM virtualization with a free, open-source Rust-based control panel and API.
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