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@sapienx/agentos

v0.5.7

Published

AgentOS control plane launcher

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Links

Maintainers

sapienxagentossapienxagentoscoincollectorgcoincollectorg

Keywords

agentosopenclawagentsai

Readme

@sapienx/agentos

License: MIT

Install:

pnpm add -g @sapienx/agentos

Run:

agentos

The agentos command starts the local AgentOS server and prints the local URL.

If you pass --open and AgentOS is already listening on the selected port, the CLI opens the existing instance instead of failing.

Press Ctrl+C to stop a foreground AgentOS process. If shutdown hangs, press Ctrl+C again to force quit.

Optional flags:

agentos start --port 3000 --host 127.0.0.1
agentos start --port 3000 --host 127.0.0.1 --open
agentos update
agentos update --check
agentos stop
agentos stop --port 3000 --force
agentos status
agentos doctor
agentos uninstall

Optional environment variables:

AGENTOS_HOST=127.0.0.1
AGENTOS_PORT=3000
AGENTOS_OPEN=1

agentos status prints a concise local dashboard for Gateway, runtime, model, channel, and server readiness.

agentos doctor prints deeper install diagnostics: effective URL, bundle status, Node.js compatibility, OpenClaw detection, Gateway reachability, and browser auto-open support.

agentos stop sends SIGTERM to the AgentOS server listening on the selected port. If the runtime state is stale and no process is listening there, the CLI clears that stale state automatically.

agentos update refreshes a release installation in place. agentos update --check only checks whether a newer version exists.

If AgentOS was installed with pnpm or npm, update commands only print the matching package manager command instead of changing files in place.

agentos uninstall removes a release-installer copy. If the package was installed with pnpm or npm, remove it with your package manager instead.

AgentOS is designed to work with a local OpenClaw installation. If OpenClaw is missing, AgentOS still starts and guides onboarding in the UI.

Compatibility:

  • Requires Node.js 20.9 or newer.
  • Uses OpenClaw Gateway-first transport by default.
  • Run agentos doctor and check in-app diagnostics to verify OpenClaw version, Gateway protocol compatibility, native auth, and model readiness before the first mission.