Credits
FideliOS stands on a lot of open-source shoulders. These are the projects we build directly on — thank you.
Upstream project
FideliOS began as a fork of Paperclip (MIT). We thank the Paperclip team for the foundation — the UI, the data model, the adapter protocol and the many polish passes that came before the fork.
What FideliOS adds on top:
- Telegram gateway plugin (bidirectional agent chat + approvals)
- One-command background service for macOS, Linux, and Windows (
fidelios service installwith launchd / systemd / Scheduled Task) - Three-OS installer flow (
install.sh/install-linux.sh/install.ps1), verified end-to-end on fresh AWS instances - Peak-hour throttling for cost-aware scheduling
- Process-tree-aware
fidelios stopandfidelios uninstall - The
hermes-localadapter
Most other things you see — the multi-adapter protocol, cost monitoring, budgets, the dev-server auto-restart toggle, the embedded PostgreSQL — are shared heritage. We try to stay MIT-transparent about that.
Core libraries
- Node.js — runtime
- PostgreSQL (via embedded-postgres) — database
- Drizzle ORM — schema + migrations
- React + Vite — web UI
- Tailwind CSS — styling
- Zod — runtime validation
- pino — logging
- better-auth — authentication
Agent runtimes we support
FideliOS doesn't ship AI models — it orchestrates whatever agent CLIs you have installed. Credits to the teams building the ones we support:
- Claude Code (Anthropic)
- OpenAI Codex CLI
- Gemini CLI
- Cursor
- OpenCode
- Pi (Inflection)
- Hermes (Nous Research)
License
FideliOS is distributed under the MIT License, matching our upstream. See the full text in the repository.
Missing attribution? Open an issue at github.com/fideliosai/fidelios.