Join the Inoku beta

What the beta is

• The first public builds of the tools behind Inoku Verified™: run an agent on a set of tasks, keep an independent record of what it did, and report how often its “done” and “I couldn’t” were true.
• Early images of Inoku OS, the distribution those tools will ship in. In development; expect rough edges.
• Everything in the beta will be published under an open licence on GitHub, under the Inoku Labs organisation, once the method is ready to be checked. Beta testers see it first.

What the beta is not

• Not a product, not a service and not for sale. Nothing is billed, now or when the beta ends.
• Not an Inoku Verified™ mark. The beta measures; the mark comes later, under published rules.
• Not a description of the method. We say how it works when it is ready to be checked, not before. Beta testers get the tools and the documentation they need to run them. Because the method isn’t published yet, the invite comes with a short confidentiality agreement: don’t describe how the tools work outside your team until Inoku publishes the method, and don’t share the builds. Everything else, including your own results, is yours to talk about.

What you get

• The tools and images, free, with updates through the beta.
• The results of every run you make, yours to keep.
• A direct line to the people building it, and a say in what gets built next.
• Your name in the acknowledgements, if you want it there.

What we ask

• Run the tools on real or realistic tasks your agent handles, on a Linux machine or VM you control.
• Report what breaks, what confuses you and what is missing. A short form or an email is enough.
• Allow us to publish anonymised, aggregate findings. You can opt out.

Timeline

The first wave goes out in Q1 2027. Invites go out in waves; we reply to every application and tell you which wave you’re in, or that the beta is full.