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Nirvana-OS

A Bun-native orchestration layer that runs on top of a terminal coding agent, dispatching teams of sub-agents to turn a one-sentence brief into finished, audited work.

Nirvana-OS

Nirvana-OS is a multi-agent operating system that sits above an existing terminal coding agent, such as Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI or Antigravity, rather than replacing it. It installs with a single command that links itself into every compatible terminal agent it finds.

From a plain-language brief, it dispatches companies (autonomous organizations of persistent employee agents), squads (portable agent teams that run workflows as a dependency graph with quality gates and escalation) and mind-clones (persona data injected into employees), reconciling their output behind a quality gate and writing an audit trail of every dispatch. By default it runs with no human in the loop; human input is opt-in through triggers defined in a manifest.

It can also be installed as a skill through a skills marketplace, and its documentation is offered in several languages.

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