Metaclaude

Metaclaude

**A private, self-hosted agentic OS built entirely on the Claude CLI.**

Talk to Claude Code from your laptop, tablet or phone — through an interface that remembers what it learned, chooses its own model, runs on a schedule, and asks before it does anything it cannot undo.

What this is

Claude Code is excellent in a terminal. This gives it the rest of an operating system around it:

• A real interface, on every device you own. Installable as a PWA, usable one-handed on a phone — in English or in French.
• Memory that persists across sessions and projects — and that is retrieved automatically into the runs where it helps.
• A policy that learns. Which model and effort level actually works for which kind of task, measured rather than guessed.
• Loops. Automations that run on a schedule, including continuous ones that keep the same session and accumulate context indefinitely.
• A board that works itself. Fill the To do column, switch the autopilot on, and cards get worked one at a time into Review — with a quota guard that pauses automatic starts near the plan's ceiling. Whatever lands in Review is assigned to you; assign the agent on a review card and it takes the work back.
• Permission prompts you can actually read, with the literal command shown and a risk assessment attached.
• Push notifications, self-hosted. The phone buzzes when a run waits on your approval or when a run you started ends — end-to-end encrypted, keys generated on your server, and the app icon badges while decisions wait.
• Backups that take themselves. A nightly host-side timer stops the app for seconds, archives every volume, and leaves a marker the in-app doctor watches — so backups that quietly stop become a visible warning, and metaclaude-backup restore puts everything back.
• *An advisor that studies the system itself.