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Applying traditional OS criteria to the agent context, a piece of software is closer to OS semantics only when it truly unifies scheduling of model-call quotas, tool execution permissions, memory storage space and multi-agent communication resources, and provides a stable system-call-style interface upward; otherwise its more accurate positioning is a runtime framework or middleware.
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10/23/2026
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