AI Ops Agent
Syncs tasks from SQLite to an Obsidian-compatible tasks.md file, enabling task management within an Obsidian vault.
Uses SQLite as the local database for storing tasks, habits, activity logs, and notes, with tools to query and manage data.
Provides a chat interface for users to interact with the agent, send commands, and receive scheduled briefings.
Click on "Install Server".
Wait a few minutes for the server to deploy. Once ready, it will show a "Started" state.
In the chat, type
@followed by the MCP server name and your instructions, e.g., "@AI Ops AgentAdd a task to review quarterly reports tomorrow"
That's it! The server will respond to your query, and you can continue using it as needed.
Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.
AI Ops Agent
A private operations control center for notes, tasks, calendar context, and scheduled briefings. Run it with any MCP-capable agent runtime, keep the data in your own vault, and watch the loop from a simple dashboard.
Architecture · Workflows · Tool catalog · Runbook
At a glance
This repo is the reusable core of a self-hosted operations agent. It gives an agent runtime deterministic tools for reading a private vault, managing tasks, building scheduled briefs, archiving voice notes, and exposing operational state through a dashboard.
This repo owns | You provide |
FastMCP tool server, SQLite state, vault-safe file helpers, scheduled scripts, dashboard, tests | Your vault, your agent runtime, provider keys, scheduler, chat or operator UI |
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Common workflows
Workflow | What happens |
Morning brief | Pull open tasks, calendar context, recent notes, and vault search into a short planning brief. |
Task capture | Add, list, close, and mirror tasks into a markdown file that is easy to review or edit by hand. |
Voice-note routing | Archive audio plus transcript, then route the note into a task, journal entry, or vault note. |
Evening digest | Summarize the day and write a journal-ready payload from tasks, mood, activity, notes, and voice notes. |
Weekly review | Roll up the week, preserve decisions, and prepare the next planning loop. |
Ops dashboard | Check uptime, scheduled jobs, logs, token usage, estimated cost, and database-backed state. |
Repository map
Path | What it contains |
| The MCP tool server the agent runtime connects to. |
| SQLite schema and task/state helpers. |
| FastAPI dashboard for status, jobs, logs, and costs. |
| Safe starter config for paths, models, and schedule. |
| System design and data-flow notes. |
| Plain-English description of the daily and weekly loops. |
| Public tool surface grouped by job-to-be-done. |
| Setup, operations, and deployment checklist. |
| No-secret tests for database, digest, tools, and smoke paths. |
Why
Most "AI assistants" are a chat box that forgets everything and does nothing when you stop typing. This is the opposite: an agent with an operating loop. It wakes on a schedule, keeps durable memory in a markdown vault and SQLite, does real work through typed tools, and only ever writes inside safe boundaries. You run it, you own the data, and the dashboard shows you exactly what it is doing.
The hard part was never "call an LLM." It was the operating system around it: what the agent should know before it speaks, which actions are deterministic tools instead of model guesses, and how state survives across days. This repo is that operating system, generalised so you can point it at your own vault, models, and schedule.
What it does
Capability | What you get |
Memory vault | Read, append, and search a private markdown vault; a background indexer embeds it for semantic recall. |
Tasks and routines | Task lifecycle in SQLite, mirrored to an Obsidian-compatible |
Scheduled loop | Morning brief, evening digest (writes a journal entry), weekly review, plus sweeps that keep the index and task mirror in sync. |
Voice notes | Archive audio and transcript, then route by shape into tasks, notes, or longer entries. |
Multimodal | Image and video analysis, OCR, and text-to-image, behind one tool surface. |
Ops dashboard | A FastAPI mission-control panel: agent status, uptime, scheduled jobs, logs, token usage, and cost. |
24 MCP tools in total: vault (vault_read, vault_append, vault_tree,
semantic_search), tasks and state (task_add, task_close, task_list,
tasks_render_md, mood_log, note_quick, activity_log, activity_update,
workout_archive, voicenote_archive), calendar (calendar_list,
calendar_add, calendar_delete), multimodal (vision_analyze,
video_analyze, ocr_extract, image_generate), and data (query_db,
web_search, web_fetch).
How it works
Three layers you change independently: the tool server (this repo), the agent runtime that drives it (any MCP-capable brain), and the schedule that wakes it.
flowchart TD
Cron["Scheduler: morning brief, evening digest, weekly review, sweeps"] --> Runtime["Agent runtime (any MCP brain)"]
Chat["You (chat or operator UI)"] --> Runtime
Runtime --> MCP["FastMCP tool server (this repo): 24 tools"]
MCP --> Vault[("Markdown vault")]
MCP --> DB[("SQLite: tasks, habits, activity, notes")]
MCP --> Search["Semantic vault search (embeddings)"]
MCP --> Multi["Vision / OCR / image gen / calendar"]
Dash["Ops dashboard (FastAPI)"] --> DB
Dash --> Metrics["System + gateway uptime, jobs, token cost"]Full detail in ARCHITECTURE.md.
Quick start
python3 -m venv .venv && . .venv/bin/activate
make install
make test # 22 tests, no live secrets needed
make db-init # create the SQLite schemaRun the tool server or the dashboard locally:
# MCP tool server (stdio)
AGENT_VAULT_DIR="$PWD/.vault" python3 scripts/agent_mcp.py
# ops dashboard at http://localhost:7474
AGENT_VAULT_DIR="$PWD/.vault" python3 scripts/dashboard_main.pyConfigure it for your setup
Copy config.example.json to config.json and set your vault path, the model for
each tier (scripts/models.py), and the schedule. Point the paths at your own
vault and runtime with the AGENT_* variables in .env.example. Wire the tool
server to an MCP runtime and a scheduler, and run it locally or on a VPS for
always-on operation. Step by step in RUNBOOK.md.
Defaults to OpenAI (gpt-4o and friends); switch to any OpenAI-compatible
provider (z.ai, DeepSeek, a local server) with a one-line edit in models.py.
Built with
Python · MCP (FastMCP) · SQLite · FastAPI · OpenAI-compatible model providers. No framework lock-in; the tool layer is plain Python behind a typed MCP surface.
Safety and privacy
Credentials never live in the repo (.env locally, or a server env file via
AGENT_ENV_FILE). Vault paths are resolved under the vault root and reject
escapes; free-form SQL is read-only. No hostnames, IPs, vault contents, or
personal data are committed. The included config is a template, not a dump from a
real deployment.
License
MIT, see LICENSE. Use it, fork it, adapt it for your own setup.
Contact
Built and operated by Mira Solutions, an AI engineering and automation studio. mira.solutions06@gmail.com
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