Cognitum One launches ruOS with managed Linux workspaces, persistent task context and multi-agent coordination

What changed

Cognitum One announced ruOS on October 6 as an execution layer for enterprises and software providers giving AI agents managed computers. The company release describes managed workspaces, persistent task context, fleet coordination and enterprise-infrastructure integration, while organizations choose their models and assistant interfaces and define where work runs and how access is controlled. The public ruOS repository also exposes a computer-use MCP surface for screen, keyboard/mouse, shell and system actions. The product became available that day; these capabilities reflect Cognitum's own product description rather than independent performance testing.