mission-control
Open-source task management for the agentic era. The command center for solo entrepreneurs who delegate work to AI agents.
Mission Control is an open-source task management and orchestration platform designed specifically for solo entrepreneurs delegating work to AI agents. It provides a local-first command center where users can prioritize tasks using an Eisenhower matrix, assign work to six built-in AI agents (Researcher, Developer, Marketer, Business Analyst, Tester, and custom roles), and monitor agent execution through an inbox and dashboard. The platform runs entirely on your machine using local JSON files, integrates with Claude Code for autonomous task execution, and includes Field Ops for executing real-world actions like posting to social media or blockchain transactions with approval workflows and spend limits.
Key Features
Use Cases
- 01Solo entrepreneurs managing multiple side projects and delegating research, development, and marketing to AI agents
- 02Running market research and competitive analysis through the Researcher agent before launching new products
- 03Automating social media posting, ad campaigns, and payment setup via Field Ops with financial safety controls
- 04Orchestrating multi-agent projects where Developer builds an MVP, Tester validates it, and Marketer creates launch content
- 05Managing autonomous 24/7 agent workflows with the daemon for scheduled daily planning, standups, and weekly reviews
- 06Supervising AI agent activity through inbox reports, approval queues, and real-time execution dashboards
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mission-control — FAQ
What is Mission Control and how does it differ from regular project management tools?+
Mission Control is an agent-first task management platform built for delegating work to AI agents rather than humans. Unlike Linear or Asana, it provides token-optimized APIs for agents to read and execute tasks, an inbox for agent-human communication, approval workflows for autonomous actions, and spawns Claude Code sessions to actually perform the work.
How do I install and run Mission Control?+
Clone the repository, navigate to the mission-control subfolder, run 'pnpm install' and 'pnpm dev' to start the web interface at localhost:3000. For agent execution, install Claude Code globally with 'npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code'. Optionally use 'pm2 start ecosystem.config.js' for always-on mode with auto-restart.
Which AI clients and tools does Mission Control work with?+
Mission Control integrates with Claude Code for slash commands and autonomous task execution, Claude Cowork agents via workspace file reading, and any file-aware AI coding tool like Cursor or Windsurf. The platform runs locally and shares data through JSON files and API endpoints that any agent can access.
Do I need API keys or cloud services to use Mission Control?+
No cloud services or database required—Mission Control runs entirely locally with data stored in JSON files. You need Node.js v20+, pnpm v9+, and Claude Code for agent automation. Field Ops integrations (X, Ethereum, Reddit) require service-specific credentials stored in an encrypted local vault.
Is Mission Control free and open source?+
Yes, Mission Control is open source under AGPL-3.0 license, free to use, modify, and self-host. If you offer it as a hosted service, you must open-source your modifications. Commercial licensing for SaaS or proprietary use is available by contacting the author.
How does the autonomous daemon work and is it safe?+
The daemon runs as a background Node.js process that polls tasks.json for pending work and spawns Claude Code sessions via the 'claude -p' CLI. It enforces concurrency limits, retries failed tasks, and runs scheduled commands on cron schedules. Field Ops actions have layered safety: encrypted vault, per-service and global spend limits, autonomy levels, approval workflows, and a master-password-protected circuit breaker.
How do I install mission-control?+
Open the source repository on GitHub and follow its README. mission-control is a agent — MCP Agents Market links you directly to the official repo.
Is mission-control free?+
mission-control is an open-source project hosted on GitHub. Check the repository for its license and any usage requirements.