The Agentic OS Blueprint

Every serious Claude developer in 2026 is building the same thing: a directory of skills, a memory file, a few scheduled tasks, and some scaffolding to make it cohere. There is a name for it (agentic OS), there is no canonical methodology, and you are reinventing the wheel each time.

This book is the canonical methodology, opinionated for individual builders and small-team operators. Sixty-five pages on the four-layer architecture (Context, Tools, Memory, Scheduling), the CLAUDE.md spec, the memory-curation pattern, the least-privilege tool doctrine, the heartbeat-and-recovery discipline, and a runnable reference architecture you can deploy in a weekend.

Plus six Claude skills that operationalize the methodology. Drop them into your skills directory; install in under five minutes.