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Architecture document — Hermes Portable Rescue design #1

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opened 2026-07-04 07:53:23 +00:00 by shawn · 0 comments
shawn commented 2026-07-04 07:53:23 +00:00
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Summary

Complete architecture document synthesizing research from all three research tasks (boot-env, llm-strat, pc-repair-workflows).

Defines

  • Chosen boot environment: Ventoy + Custom Arch Linux ISO + optional WinPE
  • LLM stack: Hybrid — Qwen2.5-7B Q4_K_M (local) + Phi-3-mini fallback + API
  • USB filesystem layout (VTOYEFI + VTOYISO + DATA partitions)
  • Tool packaging strategy (pacman + squashfs runtime)
  • Auto-launch flow (systemd autorun service)
  • Diagnostic pipeline order (4-phase: inventory → targeted → repair → verify)
  • Portable Hermes runtime structure (squashfs-based venv)

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docs/architecture.md — new file (25 KB)

## Summary Complete architecture document synthesizing research from all three research tasks (boot-env, llm-strat, pc-repair-workflows). ## Defines - Chosen boot environment: Ventoy + Custom Arch Linux ISO + optional WinPE - LLM stack: Hybrid — Qwen2.5-7B Q4_K_M (local) + Phi-3-mini fallback + API - USB filesystem layout (VTOYEFI + VTOYISO + DATA partitions) - Tool packaging strategy (pacman + squashfs runtime) - Auto-launch flow (systemd autorun service) - Diagnostic pipeline order (4-phase: inventory → targeted → repair → verify) - Portable Hermes runtime structure (squashfs-based venv) ## Changes docs/architecture.md — new file (25 KB)
shawn closed this issue 2026-07-04 07:54:58 +00:00
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