Where you already talk
Telegram wakes it today. Slack, Discord, WhatsApp, and email can be saved for the channels still opening.
Personal agent runtime
It wakes when you speak. Then it disappears.
Hagentus is a personal assistant that stays dormant until a message, a schedule, or a webhook arrives. It works the turn, then rests. You pay for the work, not the silence.
The idle tax
Most agents are paid to wait.
A companion that sits in a loop still needs a machine that never sleeps.
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Cost
The quiet hours still bill
Always-on assistants spend most of their life waiting. The server does not. Hagentus scales to zero between turns.
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Ops
No daemon to babysit
No VPS, no Docker process to restart, no connection you have to keep warm. A message is enough to bring it back.
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Risk
The brain is not the hands
Control stays with the runtime. Heavy or risky tools run outside it, so a bad tool call has a smaller blast radius.
How it works
Wake. Fork. Rest.
Hagentus is an actor, not a forever process. State is a snapshot. Work starts only when something happens.
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Wake
A chat message, a schedule, or a webhook condenses the actor for one turn. The gateway answers immediately. Reasoning continues after the acknowledgement.
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Fork
Long work splits into parallel tasks. The runtime yields instead of blocking, then gathers the results when they return.
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Rest
The reply goes out. Memory stays. The hot process does not. The next message finds the same assistant, already quiet.
What you get
A thin core, with room to grow.
Memory without uptime
Short context, durable notes, and files live outside the hot path. The assistant remembers after it has gone quiet.
Schedules and skills
Heartbeats, cron jobs, and bundled skills run when they are due. Nothing has to stay awake to notice the clock.
Tools at arm’s length
Browsers, files, and remote tool servers run as separate work. The core keeps the decision, not the machinery.
Pre-release
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