Terminal running newproject: Cod Dev OS scaffolds agents, commands, skills, hooks, specs and a memory vault

$129 one-time · MIT licensed

Run newproject my-app ~/brief.pdf and Cod Dev OS scaffolds the repo, reads your brief, writes CLAUDE.md with your stack and principles, sets up a persistent memory vault and names the first three specs to run. Before you type a single prompt.

What's inside

Five layers, wired to each other

Most skill packs are a folder of markdown you still have to wire up yourself. The value here is the wiring: agents that know about the memory vault, a router that reads your constitution before it chooses, hooks that fire unasked, and isolation that holds when several agents run at once.

Brief to constitution

The bootstrap agent reads your PDF or Markdown brief and writes CLAUDE.md plus a project constitution every later decision is checked against.

  • newproject + /bootstrap

  • CLAUDE.md with your stack

  • Project constitution

Spec-driven workflow

15 workflow commands move work from specify to plan, tasks, implement and ADR, with checklists and prompt history captured on the way.

  • /sp.specify, /sp.plan

  • /sp.tasks, /sp.implement

  • /sp.adr, /sp.phr

9 specialised agents

Each agent owns one job and knows about the memory vault, so a schema change, a deploy or a failing test goes to the agent built for it.

  • db-architect, deploy-agent

  • error-hunter, qa-playwright

  • ui-auditor, spec-curator

56 auto-routing skills

A router reads your constitution before it picks the expertise for the task. You never call a skill by name.

  • UI and UX

  • Architecture and clean code

  • Databases, deploys, testing

Persistent memory vault

Decisions, codebase state and prompt history live in an Obsidian vault that loads at the start of every session.

  • Session logs

  • Architecture decisions

  • Open questions

Hooks and isolation

Prettier, black and shfmt run on every file Claude writes, and each issue gets its own git worktree so two agents never clobber one tree.

  • Formatting hooks

  • Per-issue git worktrees

  • Session sync

How it works

From brief to shipped feature, without re-explaining your project

Every session starts with your project's context already loaded, and the right agent or skill steps in for each part of the work.

1. Bootstrap

Run newproject with your brief. CLAUDE.md, the constitution and the memory vault are written for you.

2. Specify and plan

/sp.specify and /sp.plan turn a feature idea into a spec and a plan checked against your constitution.

3. Build and remember

/sp.tasks and /sp.implement execute the plan, then decisions and ADRs go to the vault for the next session.

$129 one-time

$129 once. Yours to keep.

One payment, no subscription. You get the full OS: 9 agents, 56 skills, the spec-driven workflow, the memory vault and setup scripts for Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora and RHEL. MIT licensed, so you can use it commercially and for client work, with 12 months of updates included. Secure checkout by Whop.

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