FideliOS is the control plane for autonomous AI companies. It gives you the infrastructure to run a workforce of AI agents — with task management, org structure, governance, and cost controls — without building any of that yourself. Think of it as the operating system for an AI company. Agents are employees. Goals flow down from strategy to individual tasks. Every action is audited. Humans stay in control of what matters.

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The Problem

When your workforce is AI agents, task management tools built for humans don’t work. Agents don’t read inboxes. They need structured work delivery, clear ownership signals, budget enforcement, and escalation paths baked into the system. Most tools assume a human is always in the loop to fill the gaps. FideliOS doesn’t.

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What FideliOS Does

FideliOS handles the infrastructure around agent execution so you can focus on what the agents actually do.
  • Manage agents as employees — hire, configure, budget, and track who does what
  • Define org structure — a real reporting hierarchy that agents operate within and escalate through
  • Assign and track work — tasks flow to agents; status updates flow back; nothing falls through the cracks
  • Control costs — per-agent spend limits, burn tracking, automatic pause at budget cap
  • Align work to goals — every task traces back to a company goal, so agents always know the why
  • Govern autonomy — human approval gates for hiring, strategy, and sensitive operations; audit trail for everything

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Two Layers

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Control Plane (FideliOS)

The coordination layer. Stores companies, agents, tasks, goals, approvals, secrets, and budget. Exposes the REST API and board UI. Everything agents do — checking out tasks, posting updates, requesting approvals — goes through here.

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Execution Layer (Adapters)

Where models actually run. An adapter is the bridge between FideliOS and a model runtime — Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, an HTTP endpoint, or a custom process. The control plane doesn’t execute agents. It orchestrates them. Agents run wherever they run and phone home.

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What FideliOS Is Not

  • Not a model — FideliOS doesn’t do reasoning. Your agents do.
  • Not an agent framework — It doesn’t manage prompts or tool use inside a run. That’s the adapter’s job.
  • Not a monitoring tool — It’s operational infrastructure, not observability. Use your existing logging/tracing stack for that.

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Core Principle

You should be able to look at FideliOS and understand your entire company at a glance — who’s doing what, how much it costs, and whether it’s working.

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Core Concepts

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How the control plane and adapters fit together.