We’re steadily onboarding new users to AgentOS every day. If you’re new here, start your journey with us.
Btw, we’re open source and completely free.👇
Agentic trading is not just a paper idea. My AgentOS does it live, every day. Read the article below to see how it works and why it matters for real traders 👇
If you want a local first agentic trading stack, AgentOS is the way to go. Turn off the Pilot Router and run a self-hosted LLM, and your prompts, credentials, and private info all stay on your local.
If you didn't know, AgentOS ships native agentic trading. No third-party bolt-on.
Cmd+Shift+T opens the Trading Desk:
■ Wallets, swaps, holdings, orders, history, allowances on Base and Robinhood Chain
■ Encrypted local vault + ledger tracking cost basis and realized/unrealized PnL
■ Agent trades solo only within code-enforced limits: per-order threshold, daily cap, price impact and slippage caps. Bigger trades wait for you
■ DCA mandates and Uniswap V4 LPs live as chat cards
Local-first.
Your local agent should survive sleep, crashes and restarts.
AgentOS v2026.10.27 runs the gateway under launchd/systemd, drops into safe mode after a crash loop, and drains cleanly on SIGTERM.
Open source, built in public.
Try it: useagentos.dev
AgentOS v2026.10.27 ⚙️
🛡️ Safer remote access: tailnet bind, one origin policy, auth rate limits
🔁 Gateway under launchd/systemd, crash-loop safe mode, clean SIGTERM drain
✅ Every run ends with exactly one done/error event, no more stuck "Working"
🔔 Approvals pushed live, with Web Push and routing to Telegram, Discord, Slack
🔌 New HTTP RPC and tool invoke endpoints, deny by default
🩺 Doctor flags risky exposure, with one-command fixes
🖥️ Console truth badge, attention inbox, and update preflight
Curious about TypeSafeAI? 👀
Hand the research to Codex through AgentOS, then wait and chill.
Capminal is winding down its agentic wallet to go all in on OpenCAP LLM Gateway. Honest pivots beat sunk cost.
We are still building, and the next wave of features is coming. Stay tuned. 💪
👉 An Update on Capminal’s Agentic Wallet:
Today we’re announcing a difficult but necessary decision: Capminal is winding down its agentic wallet product.
Over the past year we set out to build an AI agent that could hold funds, execute swaps, run DCA and TWAP strategies, and act autonomously on-chain on behalf of its user. We shipped a lot of it.
What we did not find was product-market fit, the usage never reached the depth or retention that would justify continuing to carry a product of this complexity and risk surface.
👉 What Capminal continues to operate:
Capminal remains focused on two lines of business going forward:
■ OpenCAP LLM Gateway — our inference gateway and developer-facing API.
■ Virtuals ACP services — our agent-to-agent commerce offerings on the Agent Commerce Protocol.
Both are actively maintained and continue to receive engineering investment.
👉 Timeline and what you need to do:
We will keep the agentic wallet infrastructure running for one month from this announcement. During that window:
■ Move your funds out of your Capminal agentic wallet, starting today. Do not wait until the final days.
■ If your Capminal wallet is the owner of any token you deployed through us, you can transfer owner to external wallet you control.
The hard deadline for both actions is 25 November 2026.
After that date, the agentic wallet, the Captain Dackie account on X, and the Telegram client will all be shut down. Any assets or ownership rights still held by a Capminal agentic wallet after the deadline may become permanently inaccessible.
Thank you to everyone who tested, used, and gave us feedback on this product. We’re carrying those lessons into what we build next.
AgentOS Pilot Router saved me $22.88 in 2 weeks, just by sending each of my 226 requests to the right model instead of the priciest one. Same work, smaller bill.
Have you tried it? Run `agentos cost savings --pdf report.pdf` and show me your report 👀
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Every day, AgentOS grows a little more. Behind the numbers is a community of builders who keep showing up, committing code, and shipping packages that get better over time.
Join us and start building in public now:
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The ticker is robinhood:0x6eda83fc299c10d474068a7e69771c809bcbbba3
They tried to dodge the real point with clever wording, but it looks like they have given up on crypto and are pivoting to AI instead 👀
Prompt Engineering
Harness Engineering
Loop Engineering
Graph Engineering
Context Engineering
Cache Engineering
....
What next ? 👀
New to personal AI agents? Start here. ⚙️
@useAgentOS is open source, runs on your own machine, and takes a few minutes to set up. Ask it to research, write, code, or automate the boring stuff.
Download it, try one task, and see what your own agent can do.
useagentos.dev
AgentOS v2026.10.20 ⚙️
🖥️ Live acp.status and streaming by default for coding harness runs
🔁 Finished harness children stay idle, follow-ups resume the same session
🛑 Stops are final: parents are told not to restart a run you stopped
📄 Completions carry the final answer, long answers page in full
💸 Resume cost keyed per ACP session, no more double charging
⚡ Gateway no longer stalls requests behind next-prompt suggestions
📊 Exact 18-decimal base units in the PnL ledger, cleaner Trade tab rows
Now AgentOS users can restart gateway from chat, upgrade and try it 🫡
AgentOS v2026.10.19 🧢
🔄 Restart the gateway from chat with /restart
💬 Works from web, desktop, Telegram, Discord and Slack
🤖 The agent can restart the gateway via the gateway tool
⏱️ Graceful 30s turn drain, or force to cancel instantly
🧩 In-place re-exec keeps launchd, systemd and desktop tracking one process
🛠️ gateway restart --force and upgrade now restart unmanaged gateways
📋 Copy token contract addresses from the Desktop Trade tab
Your coding agent shouldn't live in a separate terminal tab.
With AgentOS, you brief Claude Code, Codex or Gemini from the same chat you already use, on desktop or web. You approve every edit, and every run reports its runtime, tokens and cost.
Try it today:
1. Log in to claude or codex once
2. Ask: "have Codex fix the failing test in my repo"
Check my demo below 👇
Hand coding work to a real coding agent 👨💻⚙️
Ask in chat: "have Claude Code fix the failing test in ~/code/app". AgentOS starts Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI or 20+ others over ACP as a child session.
By default, every file edit or command waits in your approval queue. When the harness is done, the result comes back to your chat with runtime, tokens and cost.
Persistent sessions, git worktrees, resume and cancel are built in.
First run: `agentos acp doctor claude --probe` to check your setup.
Google just open-sourced Harness².
Same frozen model, better harness: +11.5 pts on WorkBuddy-Bench with no retraining and no labels.
Full breakdown + diagrams below 👇
After reading the plan carefully, here's my take about @AskSurplus 's token migration plan:
Pros:
1. Market structure is preserved: 1:1 swap and the new LP mirrors the old one, so price and liquidity don't change abruptly.
2. Opt-in window of 2+ weeks (extendable), and the team asked for feedback before acting.
3. Treasury and reserve are vested, so there's no immediate sell pressure from the team.
Cons:
1. Holders are diluted by 50%: the team creates 35% treasury and 15% reserve out of thin air.
2. The fair launch is lost: the team grants itself an allocation after the project has gained traction.
Potential issues:
1. Holders who don't migrate get left behind: the old token loses its LP and could drop toward zero (cold wallets, forgetful holders, tokens on exchanges).
2. Smart contract risk: the contract holds user tokens for 2+ weeks, has mint rights, and runs a complex atomic sell. It needs an audit, and we need to know who holds the mint authority.
3. Arbitrage, front-running, and scam links: old and new token prices can diverge during the window, and fake migration links tend to appear.
I've already made enough profit with $surplus , so I'm not stressing over the dilution. I'll keep holding and join the migration if it goes ahead. Surplus has built a real product, and I'm happy to back the team into its next chapter
Besides wrapping $AGENTOS into chAGENTOS to add liquidity and farm $CHOP, you can also run $AGENTOS arbitrage to earn extra profit from price gaps. Here’s the simple flow below.
Volatility farming chAGENTOS - WETH on @ChopLogsApp
When $AGENTOS moves on the main pool, the chAGENTOS-WETH pool lags behind. Arbers close the gap with wrap/unwrap + swaps, and every arb generates fees.
More volatility → more arbs → more fees → higher farm APR paid by $CHOP token.
Wrap, LP, farm in 2 min 👇
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