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PointSav Digital Systems

Operating Systems

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This category covers the operating systems at the foundation layer of the PointSav platform. Each article describes one OS: its capability model, its role in tenant isolation, and how it composes with the services and applications that run on top of it.

The primary operating system is [[ToteboxOS]] — a formally verified capability-based OS built on seL4. Its design provides the tenant-isolation and cryptographic-attestation properties that the rest of the platform depends on. A second OS, the workplace operating environment, handles the employee-facing application surface. The orchestration layer connects them. Articles in this category are technical in register; readers should be comfortable with OS-level concepts, capability-based security, and hardware-level trust models.
The primary operating system is [[totebox-os|ToteboxOS]] — a formally verified capability-based OS built on seL4. Its design provides the tenant-isolation and cryptographic-attestation properties that the rest of the platform depends on. A second OS, the workplace operating environment, handles the employee-facing application surface. The orchestration layer connects them. Articles in this category are technical in register; readers should be comfortable with OS-level concepts, capability-based security, and hardware-level trust models.

## Articles in this category

- [[os-totebox]] — [[ToteboxOS]]: the seL4-based capability OS at the platform's foundation layer; formal verification, capability model, and tenant isolation.
- [[totebox-orchestration]] — How [[ToteboxOS]] instances are orchestrated across a fleet deployment; scheduling, isolation boundaries, and upgrade paths.
- [[totebox-os]] — [[totebox-os|ToteboxOS]]: the seL4-based capability OS at the platform's foundation layer; formal verification, capability model, and tenant isolation.
- [[totebox-orchestration]] — How [[totebox-os|ToteboxOS]] instances are orchestrated across a fleet deployment; scheduling, isolation boundaries, and upgrade paths.

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