Antinomie 0.3.0 documentation

Antinomie is a native Linux desktop application for observing programs inside a virtual machine. A patched guest kernel records system calls and captured data; the host manages the VM and displays live and saved observations.

These guides describe released version 0.3.0. They cover the desktop application, not the illustrative trace explorer on this website.

Start with one run

1. Install the host requirements and app.
2. Create a VM and run a harmless command.
3. Read calls and their captured data.
4. Reopen the saved recording.

Pick a workflow

You want to…	Read
Download a base and choose VM resources	Bases and virtual machines
Launch, attach, or capture all processes	Run and trace programs
Inspect packet traffic	Network capture
Analyze the executable before running it	Static analysis
Tune buffering and understand loss counters	Telemetry settings
Resolve missing dependencies or startup errors	Troubleshooting

Understand what the recording means

Captured memory is an observation at a point in time. It may be incomplete, unreadable, or changed while being observed. Loss counters and error states matter when interpreting a run. Read compatibility and limitations before drawing conclusions from missing events.

This site publishes documentation. Application release access is managed separately; no application archive is hosted here.