Inside Metis.
An agentic operating system — the harness that commands your agents, and the dashboard that shows you everything: every project, every claim, every outcome, from a dozen angles.
Three minutes inside the command center.
Not a sizzle reel — a plain walk through the halls, the ledger and the verify loop, in the order you would use them.
The rooms, one operation.
The rooms are angles on the same work — a painted gallery, a glanceable bridge, a project war table, a proof-carrying ledger. But an operation is not a still life. It runs on a rhythm, and the rhythm is a loop.
One operation, on a loop
The interface is shown in German; English localization ships with launch. These frames run on preview data — no live accounts.
Fourteen halls, one operation. Every capability is a door — the whole system at a glance.
One screen: today's plan, open tasks, goals, spend, system health and the ops board.
Every venture on one war table — status, stack and live pulse, side by side.
Every delegated task in a ledger: dispatched, delivered, verified — or sent back with a reason.
Schedules, crons and workflows in one registry — enable, disable, or run on command.
Claude, Codex, Hermes and local models under one roof — you command, Metis keeps the record.
What you bring.
Metis is the oversight layer on top of tools you already own. No new model bills, no cloud lock-in — it runs where your work already lives.
Your own LLM
Claude Code on your own Claude subscription — or another LLM CLI like Codex. Metis supervises the agents you already run; it never meters your tokens.
Your machine
macOS or Windows. Metis runs locally on your own hardware. Your repositories, your keys, your data — they never leave your machine.
Git
Version control is the spine of the ledger. Metis reads the pulse of every repository — commits, branches, what shipped and what is still dirty.
The memory: any vault couples. GYSTC is ours.
Metis binds a persistent-memory vault so your agents remember across sessions — and it couples to any vault-capable store you already keep, including any Obsidian vault. Your knowledge stays where you put it.
Our recommendation is GYSTC, our open-source vault built for exactly this. It pairs beautifully with Metis as the long-term memory of your agents.
Metis is the ledger, GYSTC is the memory. Together they compound.
Free and open source.
Full power: add Hermes.
Metis works on its own — it records, verifies and reports on whatever you delegate by hand. Add Hermes, a local agent gateway built on Nous Hermes, and it grows hands.
Hermes gives Metis reach: Slack channels to listen and reply, delegation targets to dispatch work to, and background workers that keep running while you sleep. It is optional — but it is what turns oversight into a working machine. Add n8n as well, and the automations hall fills with your own workflows.
Hermes plus Metis plus GYSTC — the full power stack. Hands, oversight and memory, working as one.
Take a seat at the founding table.
Fifty founding seats at 29 € per month, locked for life. You pay for oversight, not tokens.