Make the leap
from Human 2.0 to Human 3.0.
LifeOS in 10 minutes — what it is, how it thinks, and why it's built around you.
Paste the prompt into your AI harness and it installs LifeOS for you.
curl -fsSL https://ourlifeos.ai/install.sh | bashLifeOS is an AI-powered Life Operating System. It's an AI harness built around you and what you care about, not around technology for its own sake.
It understands what you're trying to do in your life and work, then works tirelessly to make it happen. The whole point of technology is to serve humans, not the other way around.
LifeOS 7.x
From prompt engineering to intent engineering.
What makes LifeOS work.
The unique features are the parts you won't find anywhere else. Click any card to read the full page.
Current → Ideal State
Name where you are, name where you want to be, then close the gap with steps you can check.
General Hill Climbing
Every goal becomes a hill to climb, and the system keeps picking the next move that closes the gap to your ideal state.
Euphoric Surprise
The metric every response aims for: the 9 or 10, the 'OMG, this is brilliant' moment.
TELOS
Your mission, goals, beliefs, and challenges. LifeOS interviews you to capture them, then reasons against them on every task.
The Algorithm
The unified thinking system that turns a vague ask into a testable spec and climbs toward it.
ISA System
One document that captures what "done" looks like — the testable spec the Algorithm climbs toward.
The Skill System
A growing library of self-activating, composable units of expertise.
The Hook System
Guardrails that are code, not good intentions — enforced at fixed points.
Pulse
The Life Dashboard — the live surface where you watch the system run.
Custom Spinner Verbs
Your own animated working-verb and tips in the statusline.
Custom Tooltips
The dashboard explains itself on hover instead of sending you to a manual.
Ledger
The versioning system — every change classified, stamped, and recorded.
Supporting components
People are building this with us.
LifeOS is open-source on GitHub. Star it, fork it, open an issue, send a PR. The list below is live — pulled from the repo right now.