The official InterGenOS documentation
Welcome to the official documentation for InterGenOS. The system is built from source with public recipes, nothing about how it works is hidden, and the user stays in control of their own machine.
This wiki is organized into two tracks:
- End-User Guide — installing with FORGE, the local AI assistant, building from source, GPU compute & AI workloads, the Security Handbook, desktop use, administration, and troubleshooting.
- Developer & Contributor Guide — internals and contribution workflows for packaging, FORGE, the AI assistant, the ROCm-from-source pipeline, security review, and localization.
How this documentation works
- Self-contained. No external CDNs, scripts, or trackers — the same posture as the rest of the system.
- Offline-first, and it ships with the system. The wiki has no external dependencies to render or read, and it is not a website you have to be online to consult: the full documentation is installed on your machine at
/usr/share/doc/intergenos/wiki/and opens in a browser with no network connection at all. - Grounded in curated, verified answers. For common how-tos the local AI assistant serves curated answers pinned at authoring time to a canonical documentation page, so the guidance and the docs cannot drift. Each answer carries a link to the page it came from — your installed local copy first, the online page second — so you can open the source and read it in full. Before citing a page, the assistant checks that page’s bytes against a release-signed, per-page SHA-256 manifest; a page that does not match its pinned hash is not cited at all, rather than cited with a caveat.
- Versioned by release once v1.0 ships, so guidance always matches the system in front of you.
This wiki is in active development alongside InterGenOS itself. The structure is in place; pages fill in as v1.0 takes shape.