The human layer for OpenClaw
The one-person company era begins.
Run agents, projects, and operations from one control surface built for real operators.
The human layer for OpenClaw
Run agents, projects, and operations from one control surface built for real operators.
Pick an install path, run one command, and verify the local runtime.
# Fastest path. Install the published AgentOS release and open Mission Control locally.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SapienXai/AgentOS-MissionControl/main/install.sh | bash
# Best for repeat installs. Same control surface, cleaner upgrades through pnpm.
pnpm add -g @sapienx/agentos
# Best for builders. Clone the repo, boot locally, and customize the control surface directly.
git clone https://github.com/SapienXai/AgentOS-MissionControl.git && cd AgentOS-MissionControl && pnpm install && pnpm dev
Start with the one-liner unless your setup already depends on pnpm or a source checkout.
This section mirrors the technical role of the reference site, but the cards are specific to AgentOS. These are the core operating surfaces already present in the product.
Visualize workspace, agent, runtime, and model relationships from one operator-facing map.
Route structured work to real OpenClaw agents with thinking levels and clear operational intent.
Inspect runtime output, warnings, token usage, and created files after execution.
Create a new workspace with templates, presets, memory, docs, and kickoff missions.
Turn company context into a live workspace, agent team, automations, and first missions.
Configure workers, browsers, setup agents, network rules, install scope, and heartbeat policies.
Detect missing runtime state, install or start OpenClaw, and verify readiness directly from the UI.
If the runtime is unavailable, the product says so clearly instead of pretending the system is live.
AgentOS does not replace the runtime. It rides above it. That means the control plane can unify models, files, sessions, automations, planner assets, and the real project workspace beneath.
The live state stays grounded in OpenClaw instead of being duplicated into a fake SaaS abstraction.
Missions tie directly to the filesystem, which is where the work actually lives.
The human stays above the system with one coherent operating picture and real review loops.
Run agents, projects, and operations from one control surface designed for real operators. Built on OpenClaw, AgentOS gives you structure, visibility, and control across workspaces, tasks, and execution.