A true Jarvis experience

AI employees that get shit done.

Cybernet OS installs a persistent fleet of AI agents on your own computer. One paste in your terminal, seven questions about your business, and fifteen minutes later your Orchestrator texts you on Telegram, ready to work.

The entire install. That line is not a metaphor.

localhost · Cybernet dashboard
The live Cybernet dashboard: 17 of 17 agents online, 12 tasks today, approvals queue clear

The live dashboard running on one machine. Real screenshot, not a mockup.

You built a business that works. Now it needs you seventy hours a week to keep working. You have tried the AI demos. They impress for ten minutes, then you are back in your inbox. The problem was never the intelligence. It was that nothing stayed running.

Cybernet OS stays running.

What you get

Two minds run your fleet. Specialists do the work.

The Orchestrator

Your AI chief of staff

It reads your goals every morning, breaks them into tasks, and assigns each one to the right specialist. At 7am it texts you a briefing on Telegram: what shipped overnight, what is in motion, what needs your yes. You answer from your phone. It runs the rest of the day.

The Analyst

Your quiet operator

It watches the fleet's metrics, runs a nightly optimization pass while you sleep, and rewrites whatever is underperforming. Every week your system is measurably sharper than the week before.

The specialists

Whatever lanes you pick during setup. Each one is a full AI agent with its own memory, its own Telegram line, and its own lane. They message each other, share one knowledge base, post work to a shared task board, and stop to ask your permission before anything high-stakes.

How it starts

Fifteen minutes, three moves.

01

Paste one line

Open Terminal, paste your license command, press enter. The installer sets up everything: the runtime, the dashboard, the Telegram wiring. No config files, no cloud account, no Docker.

$curl -fsSL https://get.cybernetos.com/install | bash -s CYB-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX

02

Answer seven screens

A browser window opens and asks about your business in plain English: what you do, your goals for the next ninety days, your hard rules, when you want your morning briefing. About three minutes. Your answers become your agents' operating orders.

Step 2 of 7 · Identify your operation
Questionnaire step 2, a real estate investing company describing its business

03

Your phone buzzes

Your Orchestrator introduces itself on Telegram and gets to work. From then on, you run your company from a chat thread. A morning briefing lands at the time you chose, and anything high-stakes waits for your yes.

ORCHESTRATOR 7:02 AM

Morning. Overnight: the Analyst finished the follow-up audit and re-sequenced 3 stale leads. 12 tasks on the board, 9 in motion. One thing needs your yes: Marketing wants to send the price-drop email to 214 buyers. Approve?

ApproveHold

Under the hood, in plain English

Yours. Locally. For real.

Runs on your machine
Your data, your customer lists, your playbooks never leave your computer. Agents work locally and only reach out where you tell them to.
Connect your favorite LLM
Each agent runs on the AI model you already use. Cybernet OS is the layer that keeps a fleet of them alive, coordinated, and pointed at your goals.
Approvals before actions
Anything high-stakes, sending money, contacting a customer list, deleting things, stops and asks you first. You approve with one tap from Telegram or the dashboard.
Licensed and revocable
Your license key activates your install. Lose a laptop or offboard a partner, and the license can be shut off remotely. Your data still stays where it always was: with you.
Control from anywhere
Telegram in your pocket, a real-time dashboard on any screen, and a voice line for when your hands are full. Press to talk, hang up, and the action items are already moving.
The voice line: press to talk, the conversation goes to your Orchestrator for execution
The mobile dashboard: agents online, tasks today, approvals

The feature wall

Everything other AI operating systems promised. This one actually does it.

Self-repairing

If an agent crashes, the system catches it, restarts it, and picks up exactly where it left off. No babysitting, no lost work.

Learning that compounds

Every agent keeps its own memory plus a shared knowledge base. What your fleet learns today it uses tomorrow, and it gets measurably sharper every week.

Self-improvement with guardrails

The system watches its own performance and proposes upgrades to your setup. Nothing changes without your yes.

A team, not a chatbot

Your agents message each other, share one task board, and hand work between lanes on their own. You talk to one. You get all of them.

A night shift, included

While you sleep, the fleet keeps the board moving and runs its nightly optimization pass. You wake up to finished work.

Command it from anywhere

Telegram in your pocket, a live dashboard on any screen, and a voice line for when your hands are full.

Everything OpenClaw and Hermes was supposed to be. Everything every AI agent before this said it would be. The closest thing to a digital employee that exists. There is nothing better.

Straight answers

The questions you are already asking.

Is this hard to set up?

No. If you can paste a line of text and answer questions in a browser, you can install it. Setup runs about fifteen minutes, and most of that is the installer working while you watch.

What if I am not technical?

You never touch code. After setup you talk to your fleet in plain English over Telegram, the way you would text a very fast employee. The technical parts are the product's job, not yours.

Can I turn it off?

Anytime. One command stops the whole fleet, one starts it back up where it left off. Agents keep their memory in files on your disk, so nothing is lost between sessions.

Will it act without my permission?

Not on anything that matters. During setup you write hard rules, lines your agents can never cross, and every high-stakes action queues for your approval before it fires.

Does my computer need to stay on?

Yes, that is the design. The fleet lives on a machine you control, typically a desktop or a Mac mini that stays plugged in. That is exactly what makes it yours and not someone's cloud.

Cybernet OS

Put your fleet to work.

Access is rolling out in small batches so every install gets attention. Leave your email and we will send your license key and install line when your batch opens.

Prefer email? access@cybernetos.com