SIPA OS

SIPA OS is a self-hosted AI infrastructure tool that runs a multi-agent automation stack for creative entrepreneurs and neurodivergent operators. It coordinates 8 AI agents across a distributed ZeroTier mesh network (server, laptops, and an Ubuntu node) and centralizes integrations through a unified webhook hub for Zendesk, Intercom, Slack, and Airtable. Its defining feature is a forensic file system: every artifact gets a SHA256 timestamp and signature, with append-only audit logs that are never rewritten, giving users cryptographically verifiable proof of what happened and when. The system emphasizes persistent state, so the operator can focus on creating while the stack maintains context. It ships 84 automated weekly reports covering healing, scanning, and maintenance, and layers 14 verification checks across four protection rings (Guardian, SIPA OPS, Operations, Statuspage). SIPA OS follows a "zero-UI" philosophy aimed at operators with ADHD who need a system that keeps running without hand-holding, and it is fully self-hostable with no vendor lock-in. Built by a UV artist who needed AI infrastructure that maintains state and does not hallucinate, it targets non-standard thinkers, memory-dependent users, and anyone who needs an immutable, self-owned record of their creative and operational workflow.

Creative entrepreneurs and neurodivergent operators use SIPA OS to run a self-hosted, multi-agent AI stack with cryptographically verifiable, append-only records of their work.