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In this video, I showcase my newly developed operating system that runs on x86-64 architecture, featuring cooperative multithreading and no memory protection, all written in Rust with a custom bootloader in Assembler. I demonstrate its capabilities through a simple interface, including a basic REPL and a multitasking environment where I run an HTTP server written in BASIC. I also share my experience using Opus 4.5 for most of the coding, and how Codex 5.2 helped me resolve a critical TCP bug in just one prompt. I encourage you to explore the system and provide feedback, as I plan to continue developing and debugging it further.</description></oembed>