Moadim.io

Moadim.io

Moadim is an open-source loop engine that schedules and runs AI agents (Claude, Codex, Hermes, NanoClaw, Pi) against a repository or task on a recurring schedule in isolated workbenches with watchdogs and built-in HTTP/MCP interfaces.

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Moadim.io

Moadim is an open-source, self-hosted daemon that runs scheduled loops of AI agents against code or other tasks. A loop is defined by a prompt, a schedule, and an agent (Claude, Codex, Hermes, NanoClaw, or Pi), and each scheduled tick launches the agent in a fresh, isolated workbench where a watchdog kills hung runs and the session is reaped when finished. The product targets developers and teams who want automated, repeatable agent workflows and loop engineering rather than manually invoking models.

The daemon runs locally on Unix-like systems (macOS and Linux), requires tmux for its per-run isolation, and can be installed as a system service (launchd/systemd) so loops survive reboots and logins. The server exposes REST endpoints, an OpenAPI/Swagger UI, MCP-compatible endpoints, an iCal feed, and a bundled web UI for managing loops.

Moadim is an open-source loop engine for AI agents — runs Claude, Codex, Hermes, or Pi on a schedule, over MCP and REST.

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Key Features

Loop-driven agent runs

Each loop pairs a prompt, a schedule, and a named agent (Claude, Codex, Hermes, NanoClaw, Pi) and launches that agent on every tick.

Isolated workbench per run

Every tick launches the agent in a fresh, isolated tmux workbench with a watchdog that kills hung runs and reaps sessions so runs cannot leak state.

Local scheduler and persistence

Moadim's portable in-process scheduler fires loops locally—no hidden queue or cloud—and can be registered as a launchd or systemd service to survive reboots.

HTTP REST, OpenAPI and Swagger UI

Every loop is a documented HTTP endpoint with an OpenAPI schema and Swagger UI baked into the daemon; REST endpoints such as /api/v1/routines are provided.

MCP tool compatibility

Loops are available as MCP tools and MCP-compatible agents can call the same operations via the daemon's MCP interface.

Multiple agent backends

Built-in agents include Claude, Codex, Hermes, NanoClaw (queues a one-shot task), and Pi; Claude has an additional python3 requirement for pre-seeding unattended trust and MCP-approval state.

iCal feed and web UI

The daemon provides a web UI and an iCal feed for scheduled loops, making schedule visibility and management available out of the box.

Pricing

Free Tier Available

Open source under the MIT license — free to use, modify, and self-host. There is no paid tier and no account to create.

Use Cases

Continuous repository automation

Run agents against your codebase on a schedule to perform tasks such as automated code review, maintenance tasks, or periodic analysis.

Agent orchestration and loop engineering

Define repeatable agent workflows (prompts + schedules + agents) to move from ad-hoc prompting to engineered, production-like loops.

MCP tool integration

Expose loops as MCP tools so MCP-compatible agents can invoke Moadim-managed routines programmatically.

Queueing one-shot tasks

Use NanoClaw agent support to queue one-shot tasks in a configured agent group while other agents run inside the isolated workbench.

Integrations

Claude / Codex / Hermes / Pi

Built-in agent backends that Moadim can run on each loop tick.

NanoClaw

Queues a one-shot task in a configured agent group rather than running inside the workbench.

MCP

Loops are exposed as MCP tools; MCP-compatible agents can call the same operations via the daemon.

HTTP / OpenAPI / Swagger

Every loop is a documented HTTP endpoint with OpenAPI schema and a Swagger UI baked into the daemon.

launchd / systemd

Service registration for macOS and Linux to keep the daemon running across reboots.

Benefits

Self-hosted and open-source under the MIT license — free to use, modify, and self-host.
Runs locally with a portable in-process scheduler — no cloud vendor lock-in or hidden queues.
Per-run isolation with tmux and watchdogs prevents state leakage between runs and kills hung processes.
Built-in REST/OpenAPI/Swagger UI and MCP tooling for integration with other systems and agents.
Service registration (launchd/systemd) ensures loops persist across logins and reboots.

Limitations

Requires a Unix-like OS (macOS or Linux); Windows is not listed as supported.
Relies on tmux for run isolation — tmux must be available on the host PATH.
Claude agent requires python3 on PATH for pre-seeding unattended trust and MCP approval state.
Runs are local only — Moadim does not provide a cloud-hosted service or hidden queue (may not suit users wanting managed cloud execution).

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Moadim free? What's the license?
Yes — Moadim is open source under the MIT license, free to use, modify, and self-host. There's no paid tier and no account to create.
Is it self-hosted or a cloud service?
It runs entirely on your own machine. Loops fire from Moadim's portable in-process scheduler — no hidden queue, no cloud, no sign-up. Run moadim install to register a launchd (macOS) or systemd (Linux) service so the daemon survives logins and reboots.
Which agents does it support?
Built-in agents include Claude, Codex, Hermes, NanoClaw, and Pi. NanoClaw queues a one-shot task, while the others run in Moadim's isolated workbench. The built-in Claude agent additionally needs python3 on your PATH to pre-seed unattended trust and MCP-approval state.
Which operating systems are supported?
macOS and Linux. Moadim schedules loops inside its daemon and runs agents inside tmux; running moadim install registers a launchd (macOS) or systemd (Linux) service. tmux needs to be on your PATH.
How is each run isolated?
Every tick launches the agent in a fresh, isolated workbench. A watchdog kills hung runs, and the session is reaped once it finishes so one run can't leak state into the next.

Getting Started

  1. 1 Step 1: Install Moadim: cargo install --locked moadim (or use cargo binstall moadim or npm install -g moadim).
  2. 2 Step 2: Start the daemon: run moadim which starts the server in the background (default http://localhost:5784/).
  3. 3 Step 3: Register persistent service: run moadim install to register a launchd (macOS) or systemd (Linux) service so loops survive reboots. Ensure tmux is on your PATH and python3 is available if using the Claude agent.

Support

docs

Documentation is linked from the site (Docs) for usage and configuration guidance.

repo

GitHub repository referenced from the site for source code, issues, and contributions.

package

Published on crates.io and also installable via cargo binstall or npm (site references crates.io and install options).

API

Available: Yes
Documentation:

The daemon exposes REST endpoints with OpenAPI schema and a Swagger UI baked into the server (e.g., /api/v1/routines) and also exposes MCP-compatible endpoints.

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