All your agents.
One place.

An agent is an AI coding tool, like Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode, that can read, write, and run code on your machine. DorkOS doesn't replace your agents. It gives them what they're missing to work when you're not watching: a schedule, a way to reach you, a record of everything they did, and a way to find and message each other.

Claude Code is the agent: the tool that thinks and writes code. DorkOS is the system around it. Without DorkOS, your agent only works while you sit there driving it. With it, your agents run on a schedule, message you when something breaks, message each other, and pick up right where they left off.

No. DorkOS runs entirely on your own computer. Your session data stays on your machine, in each AI tool's own local files. There are no accounts, no cloud dependency, and nothing phoning home to check in.

Node.js 22 or newer, and at least one supported coding agent: Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode. Claude Code comes bundled with DorkOS, so it's the fastest way to start. One command installs DorkOS. No DorkOS account to create, no cloud services to configure. If you can run `npm install`, you're ready.

MIT (an open license with almost no restrictions). Use it commercially, fork it, modify it, ship it.

Yes. DorkOS runs wherever you put it: your laptop, a home server, or a cheap cloud box. Built-in tunnel support lets you reach it from anywhere. Your scheduled agents run for as long as DorkOS does, so a machine that stays on is a machine where they never stop.

DorkOS is free and open source. Running the agents themselves costs a little, since they call out to whichever AI company powers them; a night of work might run a few dollars. DorkOS doesn't add anything on top.