An open-source operating system for autonomous agent teams. Define roles, set budgets, and let your crew run the ship while you sleep.
Built by @halseyh
Shipyard OS fixes it.
Define who reports to whom. Tasks flow down. Status flows up.
You
Founder
Vic
Chief of Staff
Scout
Researcher
Builder
Engineer
Closer
Deal Flow
Vault
Treasurer
Context flows down automatically. No agent works in a vacuum.
“Ship the best agent-ready API marketplace”
“Launch CLI tooling for agent developers”
“Implement shipyard configure command”
“Add runtime detection for OpenClaw, Ollama”
One command. No accounts, no SaaS dashboard. Your machine, your data.
Name your agents. Assign roles. Set monthly budgets. Connect your runtime.
Drag tasks onto the board. Agents pick them up, execute, and report back.
Every agent has a budget ceiling enforced by the system.
Dashboard, chat, memory, projects \u2014 all in one place.
Drag a task onto an agent. Watch it execute. Board updates in real time.
Talk to any agent. Ask questions, give feedback, redirect priorities.
Agents surface what matters — emails, alerts, market signals — without you asking.
CI status, PR tracking, deployments. Every repo, one view.
Agents remember everything across sessions. Searchable, browsable, persistent.
6-step onboarding with live connection tests. Running in five minutes.
Manage your entire Shipyard from the terminal. Node built-ins only.
shipyard configureInteractive runtime, delivery, and workspace setup
--runtime openclawshipyard statusHealth dashboard — runtime, gateway, GitHub, agents
--jsonshipyard agent listTable of all agents with roles and budgets
--jsonshipyard agent addInteractive agent creation with validation
shipyard agent remove <id>Remove an agent (with confirmation)
--yesshipyard env listShow env vars with secrets auto-redacted
--jsonshipyard env set <KEY> <VALUE>Update a single environment variable
shipyard devStart the dev server
--openOr clone directly: git clone https://github.com/BiscayneDev/shipyard-os
Open source. Self-hosted. MIT licensed.