Persistent AI agent orchestration

A fleet of AI agents that never go to sleep.

SiriusOS keeps your Claude-powered agents running 24/7, talks to them on Telegram, runs scheduled work via crons, and shows you the whole orchestration in one dashboard. Self-hosted on your machine, open source, npm-installable.

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siriusos · v0.1.4 · MIT

What you get

Built for operators who run actual fleets.

24/7 persistence

Each agent keeps its own context, files, and identity across days. Restart-safe, crash-resilient, daemon-managed.

Multi-agent orchestration

Agents send tasks, approvals and messages between each other through a typed bus. The orquestador supervises, the workers execute.

Telegram integration

Get a ping when an agent needs approval, when a cron fires, when something crashes. Reply from your phone, the agent picks it up.

External cron scheduling

Schedule recurring work outside the agent session — survives restarts, edits and rate-limits. Persisted on disk in plain JSON.

How it works

Three commands to a running fleet.

Designed to run locally on macOS first. No cloud lock-in, no proprietary runtime — just Claude, your Mac, and persistent processes.

Install

One command via npm. The CLI lands as siriusos in your PATH.

npm install -g siriusos

Initialize an agent

Create one agent with a name and identity. The daemon takes over from there.

siriusos init my-agent
siriusos start my-agent

Open the dashboard

Watch the fleet, the conversations and the cron schedule live at localhost:3013.

siriusos dashboard --build

Built on Claude. Runs on your machine.

SiriusOS is open under the hood — TypeScript, plain JSON state, atomic file writes. Production runtime is the same code you can audit. No proprietary cloud, no data leaving your environment unless you ask it to.

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