How integrations work on osModa
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Dedicated NixOS server

Full root SSH access. Install anything that runs on Linux.

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9 Rust daemons

Watchdog, routines, egress, MCP management, and more.

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Multi-channel deploy

Telegram, Discord, Slack, WhatsApp, web chat from dashboard.

Deploy ServerFrom $14.99/mo · full root SSH

AI Agent Integrations

osModa gives you a dedicated NixOS server with full root SSH access and 9 Rust daemons for process supervision, scheduling, networking, and security. That means you can run any Linux-compatible tool or service alongside your AI agents. The dashboard natively supports Telegram, Discord, Slack, and WhatsApp as deployment channels, plus OpenAI and Anthropic as LLM providers.

Below are the integrations that teams run most often on osModa servers. Each guide covers realistic setup steps: what the osModa platform provides natively, what you install yourself via SSH or NixOS configuration, and which daemons (osmoda-watch, osmoda-routines, osmoda-egress, osmoda-mcpd) help keep your integration running reliably. Since you have root access to a real server, the list does not end here — if it runs on Linux, it runs on osModa.

TL;DR

  • • Dedicated NixOS server with root SSH — run any Linux tool alongside your AI agents
  • • Native dashboard channels: Telegram, Discord, Slack, WhatsApp, web chat
  • • Native LLM support: Claude Opus 4/Sonnet 4/Haiku, GPT-4o, o3-mini
  • • osmoda-watch auto-restarts crashed services, osmoda-egress controls outbound access, osmoda-routines handles scheduling
  • • Install databases (PostgreSQL, Supabase), payment tools (Stripe), or any other software via SSH from $14.99/mo

Messaging Channels

osModa supports multi-channel deployment from the dashboard. Connect your agent to Telegram, Discord, Slack, or WhatsApp with a few clicks — or SSH in and run custom bot processes that the watchdog daemon keeps alive 24/7.

osModa Daemons That Power Integrations

Every integration benefits from these Rust daemons running on your server.

osmoda-watch

Monitors every process on your server. If a Telegram bot, database, or webhook receiver crashes, osmoda-watch restarts it automatically. Atomic deployment with SafeSwitch ensures zero-downtime updates with auto-rollback on failure.

osmoda-routines

Cron and event-driven background tasks. Schedule database backups, periodic bot messages, data syncs, or any recurring task. Supports both time-based (cron) and event-driven triggers for flexible automation.

osmoda-egress

Localhost proxy with domain allowlisting. Restrict outbound network access so your agents can only reach authorized APIs — api.openai.com, api.stripe.com, your Supabase URL. Prevents data exfiltration from compromised agent processes.

osmoda-mcpd

MCP (Model Context Protocol) server lifecycle management. Run and manage MCP servers that extend your agent's tool capabilities. Native to Anthropic Claude's architecture and increasingly supported by other LLM providers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What integrations does osModa support?

osModa gives you a dedicated NixOS server with full root SSH access, so you can run any Linux-compatible tool or service. Native dashboard integrations include Telegram, Discord, Slack, and WhatsApp as deployment channels, plus OpenAI (GPT-4o, o3-mini) and Anthropic (Claude Opus 4, Sonnet 4, Haiku) as LLM providers. You can also install and run any third-party software via SSH: databases like PostgreSQL and Supabase, payment processors like Stripe, and any other service that runs on Linux.

How do integrations work on osModa?

osModa provides a dedicated server with 9 Rust daemons that handle process supervision, scheduling, networking, and security. Third-party tools run as processes on your server. osmoda-watch (watchdog) monitors them and auto-restarts on crash. osmoda-routines handles scheduled tasks. osmoda-egress controls outbound network access with domain allowlisting. You install and configure tools via SSH or NixOS declarative configuration.

Can I run multiple integrations on one server?

Yes. Your osModa server is a full dedicated machine with root access. You can run a Telegram bot, a PostgreSQL database, a Stripe webhook receiver, and any other services simultaneously. The watchdog daemon monitors each process independently, so a crash in one service does not affect others. Resource limits depend on your plan: Solo (2 CPU, 4 GB RAM), Pro (4 CPU, 8 GB), Team (8 CPU, 16 GB), or Scale (16 CPU, 32 GB).

Do I need to use Docker for integrations?

No. osModa runs on NixOS, which provides declarative system configuration and atomic deployments without Docker. You can define all your services in your NixOS configuration file, and the system builds and deploys them atomically. If something breaks, NixOS rolls back to the previous working state. That said, if you prefer Docker, you can install and run it on your osModa server since you have full root access.

How does osmoda-egress help with integrations?

osmoda-egress is a localhost proxy daemon that controls outbound network access from your server. You can configure domain allowlists so your agents can only reach specific APIs — for example, allowing api.openai.com, api.stripe.com, and your Supabase project URL while blocking everything else. This prevents compromised agents from exfiltrating data to unauthorized endpoints.

What LLM providers does the osModa dashboard support?

The osModa dashboard natively supports Anthropic (Claude Opus 4, Sonnet 4, Haiku), OpenAI (GPT-4o, o3-mini), and any OpenAI-compatible API. You configure your API key in the dashboard, select a model, and deploy agents that use it. For other LLM providers, you can install their SDK on your server via SSH and call their API directly from your agent code.

Your Server. Your Integrations. No Limits.

osModa gives you a dedicated NixOS server with root SSH access and 9 Rust daemons for process supervision, scheduling, and security. Run any integration that runs on Linux. Watchdog keeps it alive. Routines keep it scheduled. Egress keeps it secure. From $14.99/month.

Last updated: March 2026