Modular control for your device fleet.
The agent ships with only the modules you selected. Everything you didn't pick is literally absent: low attack surface, low memory, low CPU.
Only the modules
you select.
The agent is a single binary that ships with only the modules you selected. Everything you didn't pick is not just disabled, it's absent entirely: lower attack surface, lower memory, lower CPU.
Four modules ship today as examples, system, docker, kubernetes, and systemd, each reporting live state, accepting configuration, handling RPCs, and streaming over WebSockets. The platform always dials the agent over mTLS; the agent never opens a connection first.
- Live metrics: CPU, memory, processes
- Remote procedure calls: restart, deploy, run
- Terminal & log streaming over WebSocket
- Configuration sync with JSON schema
Every byte is
authenticated.
Every device in the fleet runs a different mix of modules, but each one proves its identity the same way. mTLS is the secure identity layer between platform and agent, independent of what a device happens to be running. Each agent carries a CA-signed certificate with the device name as its CN.
The platform checks every agent cert against the shared CA chain, not against a hostname. A SAN mismatch is tolerated; identity comes from the chain, not the name on the wire. No shared secrets, no API keys in transit.
One control plane.
Everything visible.
The platform is the operator's cockpit: one dashboard for every mix of modules you've deployed. Each agent in the fleet can carry a different set of modules, and the platform renders exactly what each one has, from live state down to logs.
Module control surface
State, config, RPCs, terminal, and logs: the per-module control surface the platform generates for whatever modules an agent carries.
Fleet dashboard
Overview, devices, notifications, users, and AI tabs give you one view of every device, whatever modules it runs.
Notifications
Severity-routed events from every module. Mark, mute, escalate.
AI assistant
An LLM assistant that can read module state via MCP tools and answer questions about your fleet.
See the platform
running for real.
The demo is a fully deployed sysc platform with a live fleet of agents, each running the same modules we ship today. It's not open signup; request access and we'll provision an account the same day.
Once you're in, you get the same UI operators use in production. Not screenshots, not a sandbox video.
- Browse live devices and drill into module state
- Open a remote shell on any agent from the browser
- Call RPCs, change config, watch logs stream
- Ask the AI assistant about your fleet