Havuz

Build workflows you can see, code, run, and own. Open-source visual workflow automation with real TypeScript, isolated execution, and a self

A cron that remembers what it did — a CLI job scheduler with persistent run history, captured stdout/stderr, and a live terminal dashboard.

OpenHermit is the open-source platform for deploying fleets of AI agents as production services — durable state, sandboxed execution, manage

A nightly newspaper that writes itself: an agent runs the desks, the figures come from code, and it refuses to publish an edition with marks

LLM-managed personal knowledge base. Auto-extracts from git repos, Claude Code sessions (via ccrider FTS5), and iMessage bookmarks. Cross-pr

The Dream Machine — a config-driven engine for nightly, cloud-scheduled, evidence-gated repository evolution. Composes @metaharness/flywheel

Wakes your Mac for scheduled jobs, holds it awake while long work finishes, and lets it sleep otherwise. Finds the cron jobs that have been

Fast, secure, local-first CI/CD pipelines with a real-time TUI. DAG workflows, cron triggers, and artifact management powered by Rust.

CronWatch records every run of your scheduled jobs in your own database, and speaks up when one is missed, fails, gets stuck, runs slow or c

Your AI works the night shift — read-only reviews of your projects while you're busy, one digest every morning.

A self-running research agent that monitors the web on your schedule, verifies findings with LLM analysis, and delivers intelligence reports

Scheduled tasks for your coding agents, in the terminal. A prompt, a cron line, and a fresh git worktree per run — on Herdr. One YAML file,

Self-hosted web UI to run Ansible playbooks against your inventory, without the complexity of AWX/Tower.

Get alerted on WhatsApp as your Sri Lanka Telecom broadband quota drains. Zero dependencies, runs free on GitHub Actions. Includes an unoffi

Self-hosted cron job monitoring with ping URLs and email alerts.

A process manager written in Rust, and a pm2 alternative: one supervisor daemon keeps a flock of long-running processes alive on Linux, macO

Orchestration under Claude Code on herdr: flows an agent cannot skip, jobs on a clock, threads with claims, and a forum agents search later

TypeScript AI agent runtime. Write your agents in code and choose how predictable they are: deterministic steps where they can be, an LLM on

Run Claude Code agents on a schedule. They stay silent unless there's something worth telling you — a quiet day costs zero tokens.