Survives the night.
Durable runs, isolated environments, an inspectable event stream. State persists at every step boundary; intermittent failures retry on backoff; waits suspend instead of burning hold-open resources.
Mobius runs your agents on schedules and events, with tools and human review when it matters.
A trigger fires, the agent reasons and acts on your worker, a human reviews before it finishes, all in one durable run you can replay.
Without a runtime, the agent layer becomes the most fragile thing in your stack. You either stop running them unattended, or build the runtime yourself.
Durable runs, isolated environments, an inspectable event stream. State persists at every step boundary; intermittent failures retry on backoff; waits suspend instead of burning hold-open resources.
request_information, request_approval, and request_review are peer step types, not Slack-button glue. The run suspends, the right person responds, the run resumes with the response in scope.
Workers open an outbound connection to Mobius Cloud and execute tool calls, action steps, and customer-managed model calls on your hardware. Your firewall stays as it is. Bring your own model.
Each of these is the same shape in Mobius: a trigger, an agent with tools, the waits and reviews it needs, and a run you can replay.
An agent watching every new pull request, enriching the description, flagging risk, drafting the test plan.
An agent that wakes up every morning and prepares the day's open issues, deploys, and inbox before you sit down.
An agent on every support ticket, pulling customer context, drafting a reply, asking for approval before it sends.
An agent on call, pulling logs when something pages, only waking you when judgment is actually needed.
An agent inside your product that runs your customer's overnight job and reports back in the morning.
Whether it fires at 3am, watches your inbox, or ships inside your product, every Mobius automation is built from these four primitives.
request_information, request_approval, request_review as peer step types. The run suspends; the right person responds; the run resumes with the response in scope.Declare a ceiling per schedule, per agent, per project, per day. It appears in the event stream the moment a run starts, not when an invoice lands.
The ceiling travels with the run, visible in the same event stream as the trigger, tool call, approval, and artifact.
From a founder-led intake to your first overnight run.
Founder-led intake. One human reply.
Name it, give it a role, a default model, and a few tools.
A schedule, a webhook, or an integration event. Whatever fires the work.
Pick the moment you'd want to be asked: request_approval, request_review, or request_information as a peer step type.
Step starts, tool calls, action results, the interaction, the artifact, all in the timeline before you make coffee.
You're the engineer your team trusts with the AI layer. Mobius is the runtime your scheduled agents grew out of: identity, memory, durable state, human review, and workers that run where your code lives. You become the agent-ops engineer, not the on-call bottleneck.
Curtis Myzie, DeepNoodle
Mobius is in early access. Tell us what you'd put on a schedule, an event, or inside your product.