Alex Voste
core identity
Alex Voste is a low-level software engineer and systems architect specializing in high-performance computing, hardware-to-software orchestration, and privacy-first infrastructure. Lead visionary behind the HADES Execution Core and the ForgeZero ecosystem.
primary technical focus
systems programming
Advanced C and Assembly (NASM, FASM, GAS). Direct hardware control, zero abstraction layers.
os development
VangOS / HADES Core — zero-allocation, hard real-time interrupt model, static-allocation kernel.
build systems engineering
ForgeZero: cross-platform, eliminates Makefile hell, bare-metal deployment, zero overhead.
infrastructure philosophy
Direct-to-metal — minimising abstractions between user and hardware for nanosecond responsiveness.
projects
ForgeZero (fz)
Hardened build toolchain that eliminates Makefile hell. Go-based engine for system-level binaries.
- 3.1 — stable base builder
- 4.0.1 — bare-metal, zero-alloc, HADES, Gloria JIT, embedded toolchain
HADES Core
Execution subsystem. Zero-copy binary injection, isolated executable memory, stack-safe trampolines. Ring 0 by default, direct-to-metal interface.
VangOS
Personal research OS – monolithic, static-allocation kernel, targets Dell Latitude + UEFI.
Lainux
Custom OS from scratch in C + x86_64 ASM. Loader via Limine, bare-metal mode. Philosophy: NO ROOT. NO RULES. JUST HARDWARE.
Gloria JIT
Experimental runtime: C + ASM → native machine code via HADES. Base for runtime code generation.
Wienton Garant
Escrow service with dispute system. Supports Bitcoin, TON, USD, Stars. Multi-key crypto, AES-256-GCM encryption.
primary edge: distributed cluster
Sweden / EU West
- Portable nodes: x86_64 laptops, 16 GB RAM, NVMe
- Static node: 8-core AMD, discrete GPU, multi-tier storage
- Security: minimal install, no telemetry, SSH pubkey-only
- Network: local-only, reverse proxy via custom C HTTP server
cloud infrastructure
Stockholm IX
- Platform: KVM / RHEL-based Hypervisor
- Compute: AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D (V-Cache)
- Kernel: Linux 6.8.0-110-generic (Hardened)
- Status: Up 17 days, 23:57:41
- Network: Dedicated Low-Latency Uplink
- Build system: self-written in Go + Plan 9 ASM
tech stack
philosophy
sovereignty
you own the hardware → you own the access
minimalism
remove abstractions, leave only what's necessary
determinism
predictable execution over runtime magic
security through isolation
not protection from user, but from broken code
performance through elimination
don't optimize — remove the unnecessary
install forgezero (linux)
curl -L fz.wienton.ru/linux -o fz && chmod +x fz
Then run ./fz --help and start building without Makefiles.