Zylos

Zylos is an open-source AI agent runtime that solves the statelessness problem of large language models by providing persistent memory, unified multi-channel communication, and autonomous scheduling. Built on Anthropic's Claude Code runtime, it runs locally on a Linux server and stays online while you sleep. Zylos routes messages from Telegram, Lark, and the web through a single gateway so your AI maintains one consistent memory and personality across all channels.

• Persistent Memory — Five-layer "Inside Out" memory architecture auto-saves context before compaction runs, so your AI never loses important information between sessions.
• Single Consciousness Across Channels — All messages from Telegram, Lark, and web are routed through one gateway, giving your AI a unified conversation history and personality.
• Self-Healing Runtime — Built-in crash recovery, heartbeat probes, health monitoring, and auto-upgrades let the agent detect and fix its own problems automatically.
• Powered by Claude Code — Built on Anthropic's official agent runtime; new Claude capabilities ship to your agent automatically without manual updates.
• Skill Evolution — Because the agent can program, it writes new skills, integrates external services, and evolves its own capabilities over time.
• Local-First & Privacy-Focused — Runs on your own Linux server with a single curl install command; no cloud dependency required.
• Open Source (MIT) — The full codebase is available on GitHub under the MIT License, enabling community contributions and full transparency.
• Scheduler — A built-in task scheduler executes actions autonomously on your behalf, even when you're offline.