GoKawiilMoadim.io launches as open-source MIT-licensed scheduler for AI coding agents
Moadim is a new open-source tool that lets developers schedule recurring tasks for AI agents like Claude, Codex, Hermes, NanoClaw, and Pi entirely on their own machines. It runs as a self-hosted daemon using tmux and an in-process scheduler, with no cloud service, account, or subscription required, and supports macOS and Linux via launchd or systemd integration.
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As AI coding agents become part of everyday developer workflows, tools that automate their scheduling without relying on third-party cloud infrastructure address growing privacy and cost concerns. By keeping everything local and free under MIT license, Moadim positions itself against paid, cloud-based agent orchestration platforms, appealing to developers who want full control over automation pipelines.
- Moadim is fully open source (MIT license) with no paid tier or account requirement.
- It supports major agent frameworks including Claude, Codex, Hermes, NanoClaw, and Pi, running tasks locally via tmux.
- Available for macOS and Linux, with service installation to keep the scheduler running persistently.
Raspberry Pi 5 Single Board Computer — Moadim self-hosts its scheduler daemon on Linux with systemd, which makes a always-on Raspberry Pi 5 a perfect little home server to keep your agent loops firing across reboots. It's quiet, low-power, and runs tmux and Python happily for the built-in agents.
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