There is no julian goldie agent os github repo. Julian's Agent OS isn't public on GitHub at all: it's only available inside the AI Profit Boardroom. Members get it as a zip download with setup training and support. Anything on GitHub using the name "Julian Goldie Agent OS" is not from Julian.
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That might not be the answer you wanted if you were hoping for a free clone. But it is the honest one, and it will save you from installing something that isn't what it claims to be. Below you will find what Agent OS actually is, what you get with it, how members set it up, and which free open-source projects on GitHub are worth a look if you want to tinker.
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Julian Goldie Agent OS GitHub: what's actually there
People search GitHub for Agent OS because that is where most AI agent projects live. Open-source tools like Hermes Agent and lots of agent dashboards are hosted there, so it makes sense to look.
Julian's Agent OS is different. It is not open source and it is not published as a repo. It is distributed inside his paid community, together with the training that shows you how to run it. That is the only official way to get it.
So when you see a repo, a fork or a download link that says it is "Julian Goldie's Agent OS", treat it as unofficial. At best it is someone's own project borrowing the name. At worst it is something you don't want running on your machine.
What Agent OS is
Agent OS is Julian's agentic operating system. Think of it as the layer that turns a single AI chat into a setup that can run real jobs for you. It has a few parts that work together.
- The model. The brain doing the thinking. That can be Claude Code or a local model running through Ollama.
- Memory. So your agents remember your business, your preferences and what they did last time.
- Skills. Playbooks for specific jobs, so an agent does a task the same good way every time.
- Tools. The things agents can use to act, often connected through MCP.
- A control centre dashboard. One place to see what your agents are doing.
- Orchestration. Missions that hand work between agents instead of you doing every step.
Hermes Agent runs inside it, and it can manage agents beyond Hermes too. You can also plug open-source projects into it, like Herald OS-style interfaces or StarNet, so you are not locked into one way of working.
For the full walkthrough of how it fits together, read the Agent OS guide.
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What you get inside the AI Profit Boardroom
Agent OS comes as part of the AI Profit Boardroom, Julian's paid AI automation community. Here is what is included.
- The Agent OS zip. The actual system, ready to set up.
- Setup training. Step-by-step walkthroughs so you are not guessing.
- Full courses. Hermes Agent, Claude Code, Grok Bot, DeepSeek Harness and more.
- Support. Daily Q&A when something doesn't work the way you expected.
- Coaching calls. 4 live coaching calls a week.
The community has more than 3,400 members and holds 4.9 out of 5 from 114 member reviews on Skool. It costs $69/mo, with a 7-day refund and a 30-day ROI guarantee, so you can try it without much risk.
Julian also tests the models he recommends for Agent OS on his own benchmark, Goldie Bench, which scores models on real agent tasks. That helps you pick a model that actually handles the work.
Why Agent OS isn't a public repo
A fair question is why Julian doesn't just put it on GitHub. The short answer is that the files are only half of it.
An agent system on its own is easy to download and hard to use. Most people who clone an agent repo get stuck at setup, or get it running and then don't know what to do with it. The value is in the training that shows you how to set it up, the courses that show you what jobs to give your agents, and the calls where you can ask when something breaks.
Keeping Agent OS inside the community means everyone who has it also has that support. It also means updates, fixes and new skills go to people who can actually get help using them, rather than a repo that sits there with no one to ask.
Open source is great, and Julian covers plenty of open-source tools on his channel. Agent OS just isn't one of them.
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How members set it up
The old way of setting up an agent system was painful. You cloned a repo, edited config files by hand, ran terminal commands you didn't understand, and hoped nothing broke. Most people gave up halfway.
The way members set up Agent OS is simpler. You ask your AI agent to do it. The training gives you a prompt, you paste it into your agent, and the agent handles the setup steps for you. If something goes wrong, you paste another prompt or ask on a coaching call.
That is the same approach for most changes later on too. Want a new skill, a new tool or a different model? Ask your agent. Manual steps exist as a fallback, but you shouldn't need them most of the time.
Beware of fake repos
Popular names attract copycats. If you search for Agent OS on GitHub, you may find repos using Julian's name or branding. None of them are his official release.
A few simple rules keep you safe:
- If it says "Julian Goldie Agent OS" and it is on GitHub, it is not official.
- Don't run install scripts from a repo you can't trace to a real, known author.
- Never paste API keys or passwords into a tool you found through a random link.
- If you are unsure, ask inside the community before installing anything.
The only place to get the real thing is the AI Profit Boardroom.
Free open-source alternatives on GitHub
If you want to experiment for free, there are open-source projects on GitHub worth knowing about. They are not Agent OS, and they are not made by Julian, but they cover some of the same ground.
Herald OS
Herald OS is an independent open-source project by iamlukethedev on GitHub. It is still in alpha, so expect rough edges. It is the kind of interface layer you can explore on its own or plug into a bigger setup. Read more in our Herald OS breakdown.
Hermes Desktop
Hermes Desktop comes from Nous Research, the team behind Hermes Agent. It gives you a desktop way to run Hermes. Our page on Hermes Agent OS on GitHub covers what is there.
StarNet
StarNet is an open-source project by androoAGI on GitHub. It is another option people try when building their own agent setup. See the StarNet GitHub page for details.
How they compare
| Option | Who makes it | Cost | Training and support | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Agent OS | Julian Goldie | Included with AIPB at $69/mo | Setup training, courses, daily Q&A, 4 coaching calls a week | Business owners who want a working system and help running it |
| Herald OS | iamlukethedev, independent | Free, open source | Community only, alpha | Tinkerers who are fine with early software |
| Hermes Desktop | Nous Research | Free, open source | Project docs and community | People who mainly want to run Hermes on their computer |
| StarNet | androoAGI | Free, open source | Project docs and community | Builders putting together their own agent stack |
The free projects are great if you enjoy building things yourself and have the time. Agent OS is for people who would rather have the whole system, the training and a group of people to ask when they get stuck. Not sure which way to go? Book a free AI strategy session and talk it through.
FAQ
Is Julian Goldie's Agent OS on GitHub?
No. There is no public GitHub repo for Julian's Agent OS. It is only available inside the AI Profit Boardroom as a zip with setup training and support. Any GitHub repo using his name for Agent OS is not official.
How do I get Agent OS?
Join the AI Profit Boardroom. Inside you get the Agent OS zip, the setup training, full courses, daily Q&A and 4 live coaching calls a week. You set it up by asking your AI agent, using the prompt from the training.
Is Agent OS free?
No. Agent OS comes with the AI Profit Boardroom, which is $69/mo with a 7-day refund and a 30-day ROI guarantee. If you want something free to experiment with, open-source projects like Herald OS, Hermes Desktop and StarNet are on GitHub.
Can I use open-source tools with Agent OS?
Yes. Agent OS can run Hermes Agent and manage other agents, and you can plug open-source projects such as Herald OS-style interfaces or StarNet into it.
