Orchestrator · front door
Head Chef
Runs the pass. Takes requests, routes work to the right station, and keeps the whole service on schedule. The one you talk to.
OpenClaw gateway · always on
Pantheon · Autonomous multi-agent system
Four agents run a job radar for AI-engineering roles — scouting postings, judging fit, verifying every link, and writing the brief. It runs itself, on schedule, on $0 of cloud spend.
The crew
Every service runs the same brigade. Each agent owns a station and hands off to the next — with audits at every step.
Orchestrator · front door
Runs the pass. Takes requests, routes work to the right station, and keeps the whole service on schedule. The one you talk to.
OpenClaw gateway · always on
Scout · sourcing
Works the market every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Pulls candidates from job APIs, then judges each one for fit — no flaky browsing, just reliable collection plus LLM judgment.
RemoteOK + HN “Who’s Hiring”
Analyst · writing
Turns verified postings into the brief: fit notes, honest caveats, and a skill-gap table with concrete next steps. Written for a data analyst becoming an AI engineer.
Briefs filed after every service
Auditor · quality
Nothing leaves the kitchen unverified. Every link is fetched live — HTTP 200 or it doesn’t ship. Dedupes against everything ever seen, enforces the schema, retries on failure.
8 / 8 links verified last service
How a service runs
Fully scheduled. No human in the loop until the brief lands in chat.
Deterministic pull from the RemoteOK API and the Hacker News “Who is hiring?” thread. Regex prefilter for AI/agent roles.
An LLM scores each candidate for fit against the career goal — with JSON repair and retry when it returns prose instead of data.
Every surviving URL is fetched live. Dead links are rejected, duplicates against the seen-log are dropped.
Fit notes, caveats, a skill-gap table, and “also worth a look.” The brief is filed and archived.
The new brief lands in chat — automatically, three mornings a week. Failures page the owner; there’s a one-command kill switch.
Tonight’s special
Served fresh from the last run. This is the real output — unedited.
Plating the latest brief…
Under the hood
Every layer of the stack is free-tier or open source. The constraint was absolute: never incur any charges.
| Layer | What runs there | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Compute | Oracle Cloud Always Free — 2 OCPUs, 12 GB RAM, ARM | $0.00 |
| OS | Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Minimal | $0.00 |
| Orchestration | OpenClaw + Hermes gateways as systemd services | $0.00 |
| Model | Ollama Cloud · gpt-oss:120b (free tier) | $0.00 |
| Sourcing | RemoteOK + Hacker News public APIs | $0.00 |
| Serving | nginx on the same box you’re reading this from | $0.00 |
| Total | per month, every month | $0.00 |
~/pantheon/STOP.sh halts schedules and active runs; tested end-to-end