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Moadim.io: An Open-Source Daemon for Scheduling AI Agents

Moadim.io, an open-source Rust daemon for scheduling AI agents via Git, was showcased on Hacker News with over 1,000 users.

AI News Feed · 2026-09-05 19:04

According to the Hacker News post, the developer said he built the tool because existing agent schedulers did not combine the features he wanted: Git compatibility, independence from any specific agent, full open source, OS and system independence, multi-runner support, MCP, UI and HTTP support, and unlimited routines and cron jobs.

Moadim.io works by installing a daemon on the target machine. Users give the machine a name and manage its routines through a Git repository. For example, one routine might send a daily message from the machine; a user could create a pull request to add it and merge it. Another routine could run every hour to pull the latest changes into the ~/.config/moadim folder, the post explains.

The project currently supports Claude, Codex, Hermes and Pi, and the author says it is 100% configurable, so users can add their preferred agent. The daemon's source code is available at github.com/moadim-io/daemon. The author invites feature suggestions but says he does not plan to expand into off-topic areas such as webhooks; he describes Moadim.io as "done" software focused on cron-like scheduling for agents. He also encourages users to open issues and pull requests.