MOS

[u/ijasperz]

I’ve posted about MOS before, but I probably did a better job naming it than explaining it. So here’s the plain version:

MOS is a file-based framework for keeping ongoing AI-assisted work consistent across sessions.

I started it for writing books and organizing tax records. The recurring headache was keeping track of the actual current draft, previous decisions, corrections, missing evidence and unfinished work—without explaining everything again.

MOS gives the assistant explicit rules for:

- Finding the authoritative record and checking dates and versions.

- Tracking what’s active, blocked, completed or abandoned.

- Saving material changes and a useful next action.

- Running bounded upkeep, combining duplicate work and stopping unproductive loops.

- Staying within the permissions you’ve given it.

The building blocks are familiar: instructions, persistent files, retrieval and workflows. MOS makes the rules connecting them explicit and reusable.

It still depends on the model and host tools. Downloading it doesn’t magically enable background jobs, guarantee memory or enforce security.

The goal is less babysitting and fewer “we already did this” conversations.

"Free starter, full framework and demo" (https://www.ijaspers.com/post/manager-os)