What it is

Korporus is the OS-shaped layer of the Anthus Platform. It provides a shell that can host independently built web applications through module federation and web-component contracts, so the platform can grow as a suite instead of collapsing into one giant coupled app.

What it does

• Loads independently deployed modules into a shared application shell.
• Standardizes app manifests, slots, chrome, and settings patterns.
• Supports containerized deployment and shared operational infrastructure.
• Provides a natural host environment for platform interfaces and workers.

Why it matters

When a platform grows, the user experience can either become fragmented or monolithic. Korporus is the compromise we want: one runtime and one shell, with modular apps that can still evolve independently.

How it fits the Anthus Platform

Korporus is the surface where the rest of the platform can come together. Plexus services can sit behind it. Kanbus, Tactus, and future operator or knowledge interfaces can appear inside it. It is the most literal expression of the phrase "Anthus Platform."

A common pattern is Korporus + Tactus + Caducus: host the service in a shared shell, run durable procedures inside it, and make the live system legible to operators.