BOSS Console
I love how small this pitch is. No deck, no feature list, just "a tiny OS for your always-on agents" and a link. That's the kind of confidence that either means the product is dead simple or the founder knows exactly who's listening.
The timing feels right. Everyone's building agents that need to stay alive, retry, recover, and handle their own scheduling. Full operating systems are overkill for that. A purpose-built, minimal runtime that just keeps the agent breathing? That's a gap worth filling. I'd want to know what "tiny" actually means in practice, memory footprint, latency, how it handles crashes, and whether it plays nice with the major agent frameworks or expects you to go all in on its own conventions.
My honest take: the concept has legs, but the demo will make or break it. If BOSS Console can show an agent running for days without babysitting, that's a story founders will actually pay attention to. If it's just a process manager with a cool name, the market will figure that out fast.