Moadim.io is a local Rust daemon designed as an open source scheduler for AI agents, positioning itself as a git-compatible, agent-agnostic alternative to existing tools. With over 1,000 daily users, the project is considered production-ready and "almost done." The software allows users to manage routines via a Git repository, enabling the creation of new tasks through simple pull requests. It supports major agents including Claude, Codex, Hermes, and Pi, emphasizing local execution and system agnosticism.

The tool functions as a loop engine, pairing prompts, schedules, and agents to run against a repository on every tick. It operates without a host cron daemon, utilizing a portable in-process scheduler that launches agents inside tmux sessions. Installation is facilitated via cargo install, cargo binstall, or npm. Moadim provides a REST API, MCP tool compatibility, and a built-in web UI with Swagger documentation. It is open source under the MIT license and requires a Unix-like OS with tmux for operation.

The developer invites feature suggestions but explicitly avoids branching into off-road topics like webhooks, focusing the project on cron-like scheduling work. The source code is publicly available on GitHub.