Supervision and uptime,
beneath the fleet.
NockOS is the internal operating layer beneath the Nock fleet: process supervision, heartbeats, and uptime tracking. One of many runtimes Nock Command coordinates, not the only one.
Animated demo: a nockos fleet status console listing five agents with heartbeats and uptimes, ending with a fleet uptime of 99.98 percent.
Keep agents
alive and honest.
NockOS supervises agent processes on the machine that runs the fleet. No daemon spread, no cloud.
Agents that crash are restarted in under a second. Crash loops are caught and reported, not hidden.
[supervise] restart = "always" backoff = "1s"
Every agent emits a heartbeat. Miss two and NockOS flags it: you know before the work stalls.
[heartbeat] interval = "10s" miss_max = 2
Per-agent and fleet-wide uptime, logged locally. Pipe it into Nock Command for one-screen visibility.
[uptime] track = "per-agent" export = "command"
Three primitives.
Every agent accountable.
NockOS sits beneath the fleet. Three primitives (supervision, heartbeats, uptime) keep every agent accountable.
Agents register
Each agent registers its name and start command. One line per agent.
NockOS supervises them
Crashes restart in under a second. Crash loops are caught and reported, not hidden.
Heartbeats are checked
Every agent emits a heartbeat. Miss two and NockOS flags it before the work stalls.
Status flows to Command
Fleet status streams to Nock Command for one-screen visibility across every agent.
Under the hood
NockOS is the substrate. The products above it are what you work with.
# NockOS keeps the fleet alive [ok] runtime online [ok] 14 agents supervised [ok] fleet uptime 99.98% [ok] status → Nock Command
The uptime ledger:
15 sprints, 14 agents.
NockOS has kept the founder's 14-agent fleet alive across 15 sprints of continuous work.
The layer that
keeps agents
accountable.
The rest of the fleet.
NockOS is one runtime. The fence, the memory, the playbook, and the dashboard run above it.
Filesystem, network, and secret fencing for AI agents. Three fences, total containment.
Learn more → FREE · OSS NockBrain · the memoryContext persistence. Diary, handoffs, identity documents. 94–99% retention.
Learn more → FREE · OSS Nock Skills · the playbookOperational patterns: handoff protocols, review pipelines, standing orders.
Learn more → $29 / MO Nock Terminal · the cockpitMulti-session Claude Code with tabs, status dots, git ops, command palette. macOS native.
Learn more → $49 / MO Nock Command · the dashboardFleet coordination. Sprint planning, /fire dispatch, agent messaging, content pipeline.
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