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Moadim Ships an MIT-Licensed Scheduler That Runs Coding Agents on a Cron Instead of a Prompt
Moadim went up on Show HN on 2026-09-04 (26 points), a Rust 'loop engine' that dispatches Claude, Codex, Hermes, Pi or NanoClaw against a codebase on a schedule, each run in a fresh isolated workbench inside a tmux session to prevent state leakage, with watchdog monitoring and REST, MCP and web-UI interfaces. It is fully MIT, self-hosted, no cloud and no account, surviving reboots via systemd or launchd with tmux as the only external dependency. It is a small but concrete data point that the orchestration tier builders actually reach for is a local scheduler, not a hosted agent platform with a seat price.
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