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title: I Built an Open-Source Agent OS
published: true
description: "A locally-hosted multi-agent OS that orchestrates opencode, Hermes Agent, and Gemini CLI into one dashboard with 16 skills, scheduler, cost analytics, and memory. Full architecture breakdown."
tags: [agents, devops, opensource, python, fastapi]
cover_image: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/modimihir07/agentic-os/main/docs/og-image.png
canonical_url: https://dev.to/mihir_nmodi_14a06a4019e1/i-built-an-open-source-agent-os-2h30
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I built an operating system for AI agents.
Not a terminal. Not a chat app. A full dashboard that coordinates three agents — **opencode** (code/DevOps), **Hermes Agent** (memory/scheduling), and **Gemini CLI** (research) — into one unified control plane.
GitHub: [github.com/modimihir07/agentic-os](https://github.com/modimihir07/agentic-os)
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## The Problem
I was jumping between three tools:
- opencode for coding tasks
- Hermes for scheduling and memory
- Gemini CLI for web research
No shared context. No central dashboard. Every session started from zero.
## The Solution: 7-Layer Architecture
```
Layer 7 Identity / Constitution
Layer 6 Self-Evolution
Layer 5 Scheduler + Health
Layer 4 Memory Graph
Layer 3 Skills Hub + Eval
Layer 2 Business Brain
Layer 1 Agent Router
```
**Layer 1** routes tasks automatically: code → opencode, memory → Hermes, research → Gemini.
**Layer 3** gives each skill a standardized structure (SKILL.md + learnings + eval + score history) so they improve over time.
**Layer 4** provides persistent memory via a shared `brain/` folder and SQLite FTS5 — agents remember context across sessions.
## 12 Features
| Feature | What it does |
|---------|-------------|
| 3-Agent Engine | opencode + Hermes + Gemini CLI with auto-routing |
| 16 Skills | Executable packs with eval scoring |
| Cron Scheduler | APScheduler jobs (heartbeat, standup, audit) |
| Cost Analytics | Track spending across providers |
| One-Click Backup | Full tar.gz snapshots |
| Audit Trail | Every action logged |
| Prompt Library | 10 reusable templates |
| Dark/Light Theme | GitHub-style dark mode |
| Standards System | Auto-discover project conventions |
| Plugin Registry | Extend via custom skills |
| Client Timeout | 200s AbortController for long queries |
| Memory | SQLite FTS5 + shared brain/ files |
## vs Claude Agent OS
Honest comparison with Julian Goldie's video project:
| Feature | Claude Agent OS | Agentic OS (Mine) |
|---------|----------------|-------------------|
| Agents | Claude + OpenClaw + Hermes | opencode + Hermes + Gemini |
| Cost | $20/mo | **$0 (all free tiers)** |
| Memory | Obsidian (external) | **Built-in** |
| Cost Tracking | None | **Built-in** |
| Backup | None | **One-click** |
| License | Tutorial only | **MIT** |
## Tech Stack
Backend: FastAPI (Python) · Frontend: vanilla JS SPA · Scheduler: APScheduler · Memory: SQLite FTS5 · Cost: $0 (Gemini Flash, OpenRouter free models)
## Quick Start
```bash
git clone https://github.com/modimihir07/agentic-os.git
cd agentic-os && ./install.sh && ./start.sh
# Open http://127.0.0.1:8080
```
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Agentic OS is MIT licensed. Star it on GitHub if you find it useful.
👉 **[github.com/modimihir07/agentic-os](https://github.com/modimihir07/agentic-os)**

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# Social Media Post Drafts
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## Reddit — r/selfhosted
**Title**: I built a self-hosted Agent OS that orchestrates opencode, Hermes, and Gemini CLI
**Body**:
I've been using opencode for code, Hermes for memory/scheduling, and Gemini CLI for research — but jumping between terminals got chaotic. So I built a self-hosted dashboard that orchestrates all three.
**Agentic OS** features:
- 3-agent engine with automatic routing (code → opencode, memory → Hermes, research → Gemini)
- 16+ skills with eval scoring and performance tracking
- Cron scheduler (APScheduler) — heartbeat, standup, DevOps audit
- Persistent memory across all agents (SQLite FTS5 + shared brain/ folder)
- Cost analytics with free-tier alerts
- One-click backup/restore (tar.gz snapshots)
- Full audit trail
- Prompt template library (10 templates)
- Dark/light theme
All agents run on free tiers — Gemini Flash, OpenRouter free models, local opencode. No subscription needed.
**GitHub**: https://github.com/modimihir07/agentic-os
**Tech**: FastAPI + vanilla JS SPA, MIT license
Happy to answer questions or take suggestions!
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## Reddit — r/devops
**Title**: Agentic OS — open-source multi-agent orchestration for DevOps workflows
**Body**:
Spent the last few weeks building an Agent OS that connects opencode (code/DevOps), Hermes (memory/scheduling), and Gemini CLI (research/analysis) into a single dashboard.
Why it matters for DevOps:
- Route tasks to the right agent automatically
- Scheduled cron jobs for infrastructure audits
- Cost tracking across providers (prevent surprise bills)
- 16 skills including DevOps audit, code review, TDD cycle
- Shared memory so agents don't forget context
- Backup/restore for disaster recovery
**GitHub**: https://github.com/modimihir07/agentic-os
Built with FastAPI + vanilla JS. MIT licensed. All free tiers.
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## Hacker News
**Title**: Agentic OS Self-hosted multi-agent orchestration platform (FastAPI, MIT)
**Body**:
I built a locally-hosted OS for AI agents that coordinates opencode (code/DevOps), Hermes Agent (memory/scheduling), and Gemini CLI (research/analysis) into one dashboard.
Key features:
- 3-agent engine with automatic routing
- 16+ skills with eval scoring
- APScheduler cron jobs
- Cost analytics with free-tier alerts
- One-click backup/restore
- Full audit trail
- 7-layer architecture (router → business brain → skills hub → memory → scheduler → self-evolution → identity)
- Dark/light theme
Stack: FastAPI + vanilla JS SPA. Zero API costs — runs on free tiers (Gemini Flash, OpenRouter free models, local opencode).
https://github.com/modimihir07/agentic-os
MIT licensed. Feedback welcome!