Operations that watch themselves
Health checks, watchdogs and incident alerts. The fleet monitors its own infrastructure and reports on messaging channels before a person notices something is wrong.
Agentic leadership · Mexico City
Pixan builds, deploys and leads fleets of autonomous AI agents. They run around the clock on infrastructure we manage ourselves, do real work on a schedule, and report when something breaks.
The same agent runs on a self-managed Linux host and inside containers. What changes is the scaffolding around it: who starts it, where its memory lives, and what happens the day a credential dies.
Health checks, watchdogs and incident alerts. The fleet monitors its own infrastructure and reports on messaging channels before a person notices something is wrong.
Encrypted dashboards published from a production database several times an hour. The page is public, the numbers open only with a password, and the database is never exposed.
Research briefs, document processing and daily digests. Scheduled work that lands finished, without a person starting it.
Every agent is reachable on Telegram and Discord, with per group access control and voice in both directions.
The full recipe for running a 24/7 agent on your own Linux server: systemd patterns, skills, heartbeat and dream cycles, persistent memory. Open source, MIT.
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