Enjambre is a Python-based operating system for coordinating swarms of AI agents, providing kernel, queue, permission gates, and shared memory. It solves common multi-agent failures like resource deadlocks and broken task chains through mechanisms like leases, routers, and hot-reloaded policies.
A patch series from Shrikanth Hegde proposes using steal time metrics to help virtual machines voluntarily reduce CPU demands during contention. The mechanism maintains a preferred CPU set that shrinks when steal time exceeds thresholds, concentrating workloads on fewer CPUs to mitigate performance degradation from lock contention and preemption.
A high-performance LLM serving scheduler written in Rust achieves 191k tokens/second on a single vCPU using continuous batching, paged KV cache allocation, and lock-free scheduling. The repository includes formal SMT Z3 mathematical verification, an independent anti-cheat auditor, and a reproducible benchmark harness under strict hardware isolation.
SmarterPlaylists, a visual programming tool for creating custom Spotify playlists, ran for a decade as a side project launched July 25, 2015, accumulating 262,000 logged-in users who created 278,600 programs and executed them over 9 million times. The service demonstrated strong organic adoption driven by word-of-mouth, with a scheduler feature enabling over 50,000 automated playlist updates still active at shutdown, and a power-law user distribution where the top 0.2% of users were prolific creators.