Moadim.io Introduces Open-Source Agent Scheduler with Git Integration

A new open‑source scheduler called **moadim** has been released to address the lack of a unified agent‑oriented cron system. Developed as a lightweight Rust daemon, moadim runs on any operating system and can be installed on target machines with a simple naming step. Its core design leverages Git for configuration: users create or modify routine definitions in a repository, submit pull requests, and merge changes to activate tasks such as daily messages or hourly updates that sync the `~/.config/moadim` folder. The project advertises compatibility with a broad range of agents—including Claude, Codex, Hermes, and Pi—while remaining agent‑agnostic, supporting multi‑runner environments, MCP/UI/HTTP interfaces, and unlimited scheduled routines.

With more than a thousand daily users, the developer describes moadim as “almost done” and production‑ready, emphasizing its fully open‑source nature and the ability for contributors to add custom agents through a configurable framework. The source code is hosted on GitHub at `http://github.com/moadim-io/daemon`, and the community is invited to submit feature suggestions, issues, and pull requests directly via the repository. The announcement, posted on Hacker News, has attracted modest discussion, indicating early interest in a dedicated, Git‑driven scheduler for AI agents and automated workflows.