Updated Personal Agentic OS dashboard with synthetic data
AGENTIC OS

One memory for all your AI tools

Keep project context, decisions, and next steps in one place. Then move between Codex, Claude Code, and Gemini CLI without explaining the work again.

Setup time
30–60 minutes
Data location
Local by default
How to start
One command + one prompt

Install first. Then migrate your memory.

The NPM command handles reliable installation. Then send the migration prompt to Codex, Claude Code, or Gemini CLI so it can discover your tools, projects, and existing memory and merge them with your approval. It records personal agents and includes three bundled setup skills.

Estimated time: 20–45 minutes, or roughly 30–60 minutes if Obsidian is not installed.

Terminal + migration prompt
npx personal-agentic-os@latest

After installation:
Migration prompt → discover tools and projects
Shared memory    → detect duplicate context
Changes          → only with your approval
Download prompt file

Three views of the updated dashboard.

Updated memory screen with synthetic project data
01 / Demo view

Project decisions stay visible

The memory view shows confirmed decisions, source status, and what still needs clarification.

Updated dashboard home with synthetic data
02 / Demo view

The next step is easy to find

The home screen brings memory health and the next project action together without hiding missing data.

Updated usage screen with no exact usage recorded
03 / Demo view

Usage does not invent numbers

When no exact usage has been recorded, the usage view says so; savings are not claimed without evidence.

Who is this for?

For people whose work is spread across several projects and AI tools.

01

You run several projects at once

Decisions, current state, and next steps remain in one local memory.

02

You switch between AI tools

Codex, Claude Code, and Gemini CLI can use the same approved project context.

03

Usage and outcomes matter to you

See tool usage beside project work. Missing evidence never becomes an invented number.

If you use one tool for short, project-free tasks, you probably do not need a system like this.

Before you start

Short answers to three important setup questions.

Read the complete answers and guides in the wiki ↗
01Where is my project information stored?

By default, project memory and information stay on your device in a local Obsidian vault. Install telemetry is optional and only turns on with your consent.

02Do I need Obsidian?

Yes, for shared memory. If Obsidian is not installed, setup asks before installing it. Without it, you can still use the dashboard.

03Can anything install or update without my approval?

No. The system can check for a new version and show it in the dashboard, but installation and changes only happen after you approve them.

Notable changes

Clearer context for each project

Added compact, source-bearing project memory, decision briefs, and reversible cleanup of exact duplicates.

Version 0.12

Memory that asks for clarification

The dashboard now surfaces missing or conflicting memory. Import selected conversations and confirm every extracted candidate before it becomes trusted context.

Version 0.11

Memory verification and source-bearing search

Check Context Pack and Sync evidence without changing data. Local search returns every match with its source path.

Version 0.10
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