separate from bento os, and more personal, there’s roys-os.
it’s the system i actually run my days through. it lives inside claude code, which is anthropic’s command-line tool for working with their models. except i don’t mostly use it for code. i use it to run a business.
the shape of it: everything is files. plain markdown, no database, no app to log into. there’s a memory layer the assistant reads at the start of every session, so it already knows my clients, my projects, my rates, and the decisions i’ve made and why. there are “skills”, small scripted routines for the things i do over and over, drafting a client email in my voice, building a quote, wrapping a finished project. and there are automations that run on a schedule without me. the one i’d miss most is a brief that lands in my inbox at 06:53 every morning: what’s on today, what’s owed, and what’s about to go wrong.
it started as a way to stop repeating myself to an ai every single day. it turned into the closest thing i have to an operations manager.
a public version of the repo is coming, stripped of anything private, so other people can see how it’s wired and build their own. this post is a placeholder for that, hence [draft]. more when there’s something worth reading.