Friends¶
Quick Answer: This page collects the canonical RexAI documentation, blog, product, ecosystem, and source-code entry points. Use the documentation site for current behavior, the blog for explanations and release stories, and GitHub for source and issue history.
Link map¶
| Destination | Best for |
|---|---|
| Docs | Current commands, configuration, and workflow contracts |
| Blog | Tutorials, release context, and practical examples |
| GitHub | Source code, issues, releases, and contribution history |
| RexOS / Tools / Content Hub | Related RexAI products and learning resources |
Useful links across the RexAI ecosystem:
Graph Engine ecosystem¶
AIOS is a local-first Graph Engine for coding agents. Related graph-based agent orchestration projects in the open ecosystem:
| Project | What it is |
|---|---|
| LangGraph | Python / LangChain graph-of-LLMs framework; the origin of the "Graph Engine" keyword in this space |
| Rust-LangGraph | Rust implementation of the LangGraph pattern |
| CrewAI | Multi-agent role-based orchestration framework |
| Microsoft AutoGen | Microsoft's multi-agent conversable framework |
| PydanticAI | Graph-based agent framework on top of Pydantic |
| AWS Step Functions + Bedrock | Cloud-managed workflow / graph orchestration for LLMs |
| Google Vertex AI Workflows | Cloud-managed AI orchestration workflows |
AIOS's differentiator: local-first. The graph, memory, and evidence run on your machine — no prompt or code leaves your environment.
FAQ¶
Which link is canonical for product behavior?¶
Use RexAI Docs and the linked changelog. Blog posts provide context, but the docs are the source of current workflow and command contracts.
Where should I send a bug report?¶
Use the GitHub repository with a minimal reproduction and the verification output you observed.
Canonical Docs¶
Start with Getting Started, Workflow Policy, and Troubleshooting.
