Pantheon · Autonomous multi-agent system

The kitchen never
closes.

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.

Candidates scouted
43
Postings verified
8
Service time
46 sec
Monthly cost
$0.00

The crew

Four stations, one pass.

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

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

Scout · sourcing

Forager

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

Line Cook

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

Expediter

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

From market to table in under a minute.

Fully scheduled. No human in the loop until the brief lands in chat.

  1. 08:00

    Forager sources

    Deterministic pull from the RemoteOK API and the Hacker News “Who is hiring?” thread. Regex prefilter for AI/agent roles.

  2. 08:00

    Forager judges

    An LLM scores each candidate for fit against the career goal — with JSON repair and retry when it returns prose instead of data.

  3. 08:01

    Expediter verifies

    Every surviving URL is fetched live. Dead links are rejected, duplicates against the seen-log are dropped.

  4. 08:01

    Line Cook writes

    Fit notes, caveats, a skill-gap table, and “also worth a look.” The brief is filed and archived.

  5. 08:08

    Brief delivered

    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

The latest brief

Served fresh from the last run. This is the real output — unedited.

Plating the latest brief…

Under the hood

Fine dining on a $0 budget.

Every layer of the stack is free-tier or open source. The constraint was absolute: never incur any charges.

LayerWhat runs thereCost
ComputeOracle Cloud Always Free — 2 OCPUs, 12 GB RAM, ARM$0.00
OSUbuntu 24.04 LTS Minimal$0.00
OrchestrationOpenClaw + Hermes gateways as systemd services$0.00
ModelOllama Cloud · gpt-oss:120b (free tier)$0.00
SourcingRemoteOK + Hacker News public APIs$0.00
Servingnginx on the same box you’re reading this from$0.00
Totalper month, every month$0.00

Operations

  • Schedule — Mon / Wed / Fri, 08:00 America/Chicago
  • Kill switch — ~/pantheon/STOP.sh halts schedules and active runs; tested end-to-end
  • Retries — empty-selection recall, JSON repair, per-URL retry with dead-letter queue
  • Audit trail — every run archives candidates, brief, audit report, and logs

Live status

Head Chef gateway
…
Hermes gateway
…
Last service
…
Next service
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Dead-letter queue
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