Founder OS
I've spent the last week trying to squeeze the automation out of Claude Code so that I can just queue tasks and they come out the other end tested, validated and ready to ship. Today I asked Opus 4.6 if we should move to their new team agent system and it said no and suggested that I share what I've done with the world. I took all the good parts from things like Ralph, and GSD and I was able to push it all into CC prompts - so you don't need anything except Claude Code to set this up. The problem I was addressing was that CC was generating way more code than I could validated so I needed…
Founder OS launched on July 22, 2026 with 6 votes, #3,356 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
Founder OS turns your goals, cash, pipeline and commitments into one daily decision — stored locally and traceable to its source.Founder OS turns goals, cash, pipeline and commitments into one daily decision for a company of one. Run one resumable onboarding flow, get a source-linked brief in local Markdown, and keep every write owned. Free, MIT-licensed, and never sends or pays.
Founder OS turns your goals, cash, pipeline and commitments into one daily decision — stored locally and traceable to its source.
For solo service founders using Claude Code or Codex: when company decisions disappear into chats and disconnected notes, Founder OS turns current business state into one source-linked decision, saves it to local Markdown, and produces a valid first brief in less than fifteen minutes. Founder OS 2.8.0 · 57 workflows · Local Markdown · No automatic sending · Explicit ownership · No hidden actions “I need to finish the Acme proposal, follow up with Northwind, and redesign the website. What actually matters today?” Do not start the website redesign; surface the overdue Northwind follow-up as rotting. The queue survives this session and the weekly review scores what happened. Choose the…from msolecki.github.io
In the maker’s words, at launch
I've spent the last week trying to squeeze the automation out of Claude Code so that I can just queue tasks and they come out the other end tested, validated and ready to ship. Today I asked Opus 4.6 if we should move to their new team agent system and it said no and suggested that I share what I've done with the…
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