AgentIQ

v0.0.0-152

AgentIQ is an AI-powered system administration platform. It runs as a daemon that monitors hosts, responds to system events, executes commands locally or on remote hosts, and maintains persistent memory across conversations. Think of it as Claude Code for system administrators — an interactive AI assistant with full tool access to your infrastructure.

Install Server

Installs the daemon (agentiqd) and TUI/CLI (agentiq). The installer prompts for system or user mode and configures your AI provider.

Linux x86_64
Linux arm64
macOS
Quick install
Prefer to inspect before running? Download install-v0.0.0-152.sh, review the script, then run it locally:
sudo bash install-v0.0.0-152.sh
Quick install
Prefer to inspect before running? Download install-v0.0.0-152.sh, review the script, then run it locally:
sudo bash install-v0.0.0-152.sh
Quick install
Prefer to inspect before running? Download install-v0.0.0-152.sh, review the script, then run it locally:
sudo bash install-v0.0.0-152.sh

After installing, connect with the TUI to start working:

agentiq

Install Agent

Deploy on hosts you want AgentIQ to manage. The installer generates a random auth token and shows the command to add the host from the TUI.

Linux x86_64
Linux arm64
macOS
Quick install
Prefer to inspect before running? Download install-agent-v0.0.0-152.sh, review the script, then run it locally:
sudo bash install-agent-v0.0.0-152.sh
Quick install
Prefer to inspect before running? Download install-agent-v0.0.0-152.sh, review the script, then run it locally:
sudo bash install-agent-v0.0.0-152.sh
Quick install
Prefer to inspect before running? Download install-agent-v0.0.0-152.sh, review the script, then run it locally:
sudo bash install-agent-v0.0.0-152.sh

After installing, the script prints the token and the exact command to add the host. Run this from within the AgentIQ TUI (agentiq):

/host add hostname agent://TOKEN@hostname

Replace hostname and TOKEN with the values shown by the installer.

Upgrade

Run the same install command again — for both the server and any agents. The installer checks the installed version, updates the binaries, and restarts the service. Config files, tokens, and data are never overwritten. Use --configure to change the AI provider on the server.

Uninstall

bash install.sh --uninstall

Removes binaries and services. Config and data directories are preserved.