[dchuk]

I’ve been using Agent OS (https://buildermethods.com/agent-os) with Claude code’s $100 plan and it is pretty darn great. I usually ideate with Claude and ChatGPT back and forth on an idea to get to a prd for the whole product/project idea, with a high level roadmap, then go through agent os to bootstrap the core artifacts and then it’s just a loop of shaping specs, break into tasks, implement, then I manually test it out. Using the “standards” concept to produce skills in CC seems to help a lot. I’m currently working on a Mac SwiftUI app (a language I’ve never built anything in) and it’s progressing nicely, has good test coverage, and I haven’t looked at a line of code. I found a couple SwiftUI skills repos online, had Claude adapt them to the agent os approach, and then hit the ground running. Also, it basically functions like the really popular Ralph wiggum concept everyone is raving about lately. Implementation basically just runs on its own with a bunch of parallel agents, sometimes I have to nudge the model after my smoke testing to clean up some stuff. But overall, it just works, and is immensely productive. And this agent os thing adds just enough structure to tame complexity and variability. I highly recommend it and have no other connection to it. I have some thoughts on some enhancements to it I’ll probably issue a few PRs for or fork the repo and implement.