Put every Linux box and NAS on your network under one roof.
Install the Syrebrum worker on your Ubuntu, Debian and TrueNAS machines and they show up in your command center, ready for work. Keep the whole set current from one place, with signed updates that roll back on their own if something goes wrong.
Pairing takes four steps.
One installer for Windows, plus Linux packages for your other machines. You choose the role during install.
Command center first
Install on the PC you sit at and choose Command center. That opens Syrebrum.
Then each worker
Install on every other machine and choose Worker.
Paste your key
Paste your beta key when the installer asks for it.
Start giving jobs
Open Syrebrum and tell Sy what you want done.
What can join
Machines need to be on the same network as your command center.
- Command center
- Windows 10 or 11
- Workers
- Windows, Ubuntu, Debian and TrueNAS
- Network
- The same network as the command center
- Time
- About 15 minutes for the first setup
Updates that undo themselves when they go wrong.
Logging in to every machine to update it is how fleets fall behind. So Syrebrum updates from one place, and it doesn't trust an update just because it arrived.
Signed
Every update is cryptographically signed.
Checked
The signature is checked before anything installs.
Rolled back
If the new version comes up unhealthy, the machine rolls back to the old one automatically.
Once a machine is paired
It takes jobs
Send it a task on its own or alongside every other machine, and read one merged report.
Parallel jobsIt hosts coding agents
Put Claude Code, OpenCode or Copilot's agent to work on it, with permissions per folder.
Coding agentsIt gets a checkup
A read-only security check, scored in plain English with the top fixes.
Security checkupQuestions about connecting machines
Which Linux systems are supported?
Ubuntu and Debian, plus TrueNAS for network storage. Windows machines can join as workers too.
Do the machines need to be on the same network?
Yes. Workers join from the same network as your command center.
What happens if an update breaks something?
Updates are signed and checked before they install. If the new version comes up unhealthy, the machine rolls back automatically.
Why might the installer say "Orus"?
Orus was the product's earlier name. Installer file names may still say it until the next release.
Tell Sy what you want done.
YouCheck every machine and tell me what needs fixing first.
Free during the beta. Runs on Windows 10 or 11,
with Ubuntu, Debian and TrueNAS machines as workers.