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Agentic OS

A locally hosted dashboard that coordinates three separate coding and research agents behind one memory layer, scheduler, and skill hub, with cost tracking across providers.

Agentic OS

Agentic OS is a locally hosted control plane that unifies three separate agents, opencode for coding and DevOps, Hermes Agent for memory and scheduling, and an agy CLI for research and analysis, behind one dashboard rather than leaving each in its own terminal or chat. A shared, full-text-searchable memory layer and a folder of Markdown files give all three agents context at the start of a session, and a scheduler runs jobs such as a heartbeat, memory consolidation, and a daily standup.

It tracks spending per provider, model, and agent, with alerts to avoid surprise bills on free-tier usage, logs every chat, skill run, and settings change to an audit trail, and can back up all configuration, skills, and agent state as one archive. A kanban board and a router that suggests which agent best fits a task round out the dashboard, alongside a library of reusable prompt templates.

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