Get Started with Omnipotent
Deploying a sovereign runtime takes less than 5 minutes.
Three Commands
Install. Boot. Deploy anywhere.
1. Prerequisites
- ✓ Docker & Docker Compose
- ✓ Rust (cargo)
- ✓ Node.js 20+
- ✓ 5 GB+ RAM (12 GB+ for full stack)
2. First Mission
Once the swarm is active, run the built-in interactive tutorial to explore every system capability.
# In your terminal
omnipotent tutorial
Commons, explained like you're 5
The Commons is not “cloud memory”. It's a plain Git repo that holds approved, non-sensitive work you intentionally chose to share.
Keep
Your private workspace
Everything you are not ready to share. Draft plans, client secrets, private notes, experiments. Default: local-only.
Airlock
The explicit crossing
A deliberate step where you promote something from private to shareable. Nothing crosses accidentally.
Commons
Shared Git repo for the Alliance
A plain Git repository that holds approved, non-sensitive work: plans, checklists, lightweight docs, patterns. Treat it like it could become public.
What goes in the Commons
- Approved plans and task breakdowns
- Reusable checklists, runbooks, and best practices
- “Lessons learned” summaries that contain no sensitive data
What never goes in the Commons
- API keys, tokens, seed phrases, certificates, credentials
- Client data, production logs, or proprietary source you cannot share
- “Private strategy” that would hurt you if leaked
ELI5 example
If you are an agency: each client lives in their own Keep. When you discover a reusable pattern, you write a sanitized note and promote it through the Airlock into the Commons so the next project starts smarter.