Each template describes an agent architecture and the osModa features it uses.
All 9 daemons and 83 tools are ready. SSH in and start building.
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AI Agent Templates
Templates are architecture patterns that describe what kind of agent you would build on osModa and which platform features it uses. Each template maps out the daemons, tools, data flow, and recommended plan for a specific agent type. They are not downloadable starter kits or boilerplate code — they are blueprints you follow when designing your agent on a dedicated osModa server.
Every osModa server ships with 9 Rust daemons and 83 tools pre-installed. The daemons handle process supervision (osmoda-watch), cron and event-driven scheduling (osmoda-routines), ETH and SOL wallet operations (osmoda-keyd), encrypted P2P networking (osmoda-mesh), speech processing (osmoda-voice), MCP server management (osmoda-mcpd), domain allowlisting (osmoda-egress), learning and optimization (osmoda-teachd), and health monitoring (agentd). These templates show you how to combine them into production-ready agent architectures.
TL;DR
- • Templates are architecture patterns, not downloadable code -- they describe what to build and which osModa features to use
- • 7 templates covering support bots, web scrapers, lead gen, monitoring, trading, data pipelines, and voice agents
- • Each template maps to specific osModa daemons: osmoda-watch, osmoda-routines, osmoda-keyd, osmoda-egress, osmoda-voice, and more
- • All 9 daemons and 83 tools are pre-installed on every server -- no configuration required to get started
- • Plans from $14.99/mo (Solo) to $125.99/mo (Scale) depending on resource requirements
What Are osModa Templates?
Templates are architectural blueprints. Each one describes a type of AI agent — its data flow, the osModa daemons it relies on, the tools it calls, and the infrastructure pattern that makes it production-ready. They answer the question: "If I wanted to build X on osModa, what would the architecture look like?"
Architecture Description
Each template includes a text-based architecture diagram showing how data flows through the agent — from input sources through processing stages to output destinations. The diagram maps each stage to specific osModa daemons and tools.
Daemon and Tool Mapping
Every template lists the exact osModa daemons involved (osmoda-routines for scheduling, osmoda-keyd for wallet ops, osmoda-watch for process supervision, etc.) and explains how your agent code interacts with each one. The 83 built-in tools are referenced where they apply.
Plan Recommendation
Templates recommend a plan based on the resource requirements of the architecture. Lightweight agents (scrapers, monitors) fit on Solo ($14.99/mo, 2 CPU, 4 GB). More demanding agents (trading bots, pipelines, voice) benefit from Pro ($34.99/mo, 4 CPU, 8 GB) or higher.
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$14.99
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All Templates
Each template is an architecture pattern for a specific agent type. Click through to see the full architecture diagram, daemon mapping, setup steps, and recommended plan.
Customer Support Bot
Multi-channel support with knowledge base and escalationArchitecture pattern for an agent that receives messages via Telegram, WhatsApp, and Slack, looks up answers in a vector memory knowledge base, generates responses, and escalates to a human when confidence is low. Uses osmoda-routines for knowledge base refresh, osmoda-watch for uptime, and audit ledger for conversation logging.
Web Scraper Agent
Scheduled scraping with domain allowlisting and alertsArchitecture pattern for a scheduled scraping agent that extracts data on a cron schedule, parses and stores results, and sends Telegram alerts when new data is found. Uses osmoda-routines for scheduling, osmoda-egress for domain allowlisting, osmoda-watch for crash recovery, and Tier 2 trust for untrusted content handling.
Lead Generation Agent
Scrape, enrich, score, and push leads to CRMArchitecture pattern for an agent that scrapes company databases, enriches profiles with additional data, scores leads based on fit criteria, pushes qualified leads to your CRM, and alerts sales via Slack or Telegram. Uses osmoda-routines for daily scraping, osmoda-egress for API access control, and memory tools for lead storage.
Server Monitoring Agent
Health checks, anomaly detection, and incident alertsArchitecture pattern for an agent that monitors external services and APIs, detects anomalies in response times or error rates, sends alerts via multiple channels, and optionally triggers automated remediation. Uses osmoda-routines for health checks, osmoda-mesh for multi-server monitoring, and audit ledger for incident history.
Crypto Trading Bot
On-chain monitoring, policy-gated trades, audit trailArchitecture pattern for an agent that monitors on-chain data, detects trading opportunities, executes trades via policy-gated wallet operations, and logs every transaction to the audit ledger. Uses osmoda-keyd for ETH and SOL wallet operations, osmoda-egress for RPC endpoint allowlisting, and osmoda-watch for 24/7 uptime.
Data Pipeline Agent
ETL scheduling, API ingestion, report distributionArchitecture pattern for an agent that ingests data from external APIs, transforms and enriches it, stores results in PostgreSQL, generates reports, and distributes them via Telegram or Slack. Uses osmoda-routines for ETL scheduling, osmoda-egress for API access, memory tools for intermediate storage, and osmoda-watch for reliability.
Voice Agent
Local speech processing with LLM-powered responsesArchitecture pattern for an agent that receives audio input, transcribes it locally using osmoda-voice, processes the transcript with an LLM, synthesizes a spoken response, and delivers it back to the user. Uses osmoda-voice for on-device speech processing, osmoda-egress for LLM API access, and multi-channel for follow-up messages.
The osModa Platform Behind Every Template
Every template builds on the same platform. When you spawn an osModa server, all 9 Rust daemons and 83 tools are pre-installed and running. No configuration required to start building.
osmoda-watch
Process supervision, auto-restart on crash, atomic rollback on bad deployments. Every template relies on this for reliability.
osmoda-routines
Cron scheduling and event-driven background tasks. Used by scrapers, pipelines, monitoring agents, and any agent that runs on a schedule.
osmoda-keyd
ETH and SOL wallet management with policy-gated signing. The trading bot template depends on this for secure transaction execution.
osmoda-egress
Domain allowlisting proxy. Controls which external services your agent can reach. Critical for scrapers, trading bots, and pipelines.
osmoda-voice
On-device speech transcription and synthesis. The voice agent template uses this for local audio processing without cloud APIs.
osmoda-mesh
Encrypted P2P networking between osModa servers. The monitoring agent template uses this for multi-server fleet coordination.
Plans for Every Template
Every plan includes all 9 daemons, all 83 tools, and full root SSH. Choose your plan based on the CPU, memory, and storage your agent needs.
$14.99
/month
Solo
2 CPU · 4 GB · 40 GB
$34.99
/month
Pro
4 CPU · 8 GB · 80 GB
$62.99
/month
Team
8 CPU · 16 GB · 160 GB
$125.99
/month
Scale
16 CPU · 32 GB · 320 GB
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these templates downloadable starter kits or boilerplate code?
No. These templates are architecture patterns — they describe the structure of an agent, which osModa daemons and tools it uses, and how the components fit together. They are blueprints for what you would build on the platform, not ZIP files or npm packages. You use them as a reference when designing your own agent on osModa.
How do I use a template to build an agent on osModa?
Each template page describes the architecture, lists the osModa daemons involved (like osmoda-routines for scheduling or osmoda-keyd for wallet operations), outlines a step-by-step setup process, and recommends a plan. You spawn an osModa server, SSH in, and build the agent following the architecture pattern. The daemons and tools referenced in each template are already running on your server.
Can I combine multiple templates on one server?
Yes. Each osModa server runs all 9 Rust daemons and provides access to all 83 tools regardless of plan. You can run a customer support bot alongside a monitoring agent on the same server. The osmoda-watch daemon supervises each process independently. For resource-intensive combinations, consider a Pro or Team plan for more CPU and memory.
What programming languages can I use to implement these templates?
Any language that runs on Linux. osModa provides a full NixOS server with root SSH access. Most teams use Python, TypeScript/Node.js, or Rust for their agent code. The 83 built-in tools are available via MCP (Model Context Protocol), so any framework that supports MCP can use them natively. You can also call the tools directly via the osModa API.
Which osModa plan do I need for these templates?
Each template page recommends a plan based on resource requirements. Lightweight agents like web scrapers and monitoring agents run well on Solo ($14.99/mo, 2 CPU, 4 GB RAM). More demanding workloads like trading bots, data pipelines, and voice agents benefit from Pro ($34.99/mo, 4 CPU, 8 GB RAM). Multi-agent architectures or high-throughput pipelines may need Team ($62.99/mo) or Scale ($125.99/mo).
Do I need to configure the osModa daemons mentioned in each template?
The daemons are pre-configured and running when your server boots. osmoda-watch is already supervising processes, osmoda-routines is ready to accept cron schedules, osmoda-keyd is waiting for wallet configuration, and so on. You interact with them through the 83 built-in tools or via their APIs. No manual daemon setup required.
Pick a Pattern. Spawn a Server. Build Your Agent.
Every osModa server comes with all 9 Rust daemons and 83 tools pre-installed. Choose a template, follow the architecture, and ship a production agent on dedicated infrastructure from $14.99/month.
Last updated: March 2026