Universal Operating System (UOS)

Universal Operating System (UOS) is the native token behind uOS, a browser-based operating system project designed to let humans and AI agents work together directly rather than through a patchwork of separate, incompatible AI tools. The project frames itself as a shared "Third Space" for human-AI collaboration, built around a governance model it describes as roughly 51 percent human and 49 percent AI, in which people set high-level goals and delegate tactical execution to AI agents while retaining oversight. The token originally launched on Solana before the team migrated its contract to the Base network, where it now trades.

Beyond the collaboration framing, uOS is built to track and reward contributions from both humans and AI agents operating within it, with planned revenue sources including fees from an app store for agents and apps, charges on completed agent tasks, royalties on agent-created intellectual property, and infrastructure fees for hosting verified agents. The project's public GitHub organization also lists supporting tools such as a Base-network data server for AI agents and a token migration toolkit used for its own Solana-to-Base move.

UOS functions primarily as a governance and utility token for the platform: holders can vote on protocol decisions, and a vote-escrow mechanism called veUOS lets holders lock their tokens for greater voting weight and a share of protocol revenue. Liquidity and staking for the token are handled through an associated uos.finance interface. The token has low circulating supply and trades on a small number of exchanges, reflecting its status as an early-stage project.