Chase AI — Stop Using Claude Code Without an Agentic OS
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Your custom Claude Code Agentic OS can be yours in just three simple steps.
In this video I breakdown how to setup the architecture, memory, and observability pieces of your Claude Code Agentic OS, giving you the ability to push your Claude Code efficiency to the limit.
⏰TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Intro 0:37 - Step 1: Architecture 7:31 - Step 2: Memory 12:53 - Step 3: Observability 16:14 - Overview
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Key Insights
Most people use cloud code like a slot machine. They’re just using random prompts on random tasks and ultimately getting random results. But if we instead use an agentic OS, we can create a system that we can optimize, track, and ultimately hand off to members of our team or clients. with a clawed code agentic OS. We turn your daily workflows into skills, skills into automations, and automations into architecture before we wrap the entire thing in a memory and observability layer. And today I’m going to show you how to do all of this in three steps and in the process put you ahead of 99% of cloud code users. When we talk about Nentic OS, there’s three things we’re going to cover in relates to the three steps for building it. First is the observability layer and that’s what you see here. This is sort of a dashboard visual setup that lets us interact with our OS from outside the terminal. Number two is the memory layer and this is where the Carpathy Obsidian Rag setup comes into play. And lastly, and I would say most importantly is the architecture, the skill setup. When I talked about in the intro of taking your daily workflows, turning them into skills, skills into automations, and automations and architecture, I’m talking about this. This is the backbone and this is what actually is the value ad of an Aentic OS. It’s not the fancy dashboard as cool as this thing is, right? This isn’t the true value. This is the true value. So, what is this architecture? Why should you care? And how do we set it up? Well, this right here is essentially a visual of everything Cloud Code should be doing for you, codifying it, and ultimately automating it. The idea is simple. We have you in Claude Code. And if you’re like most people, this is kind of where it ends. You have the terminal open. You ask it to do random task. There is no system. There are no steps. Nothing is tracked. Nothing is optimized. In our Aentic OS system, what we have done instead is we have broken down everything you do on a personal level and more importantly at a business level. And we’ve broken them up into domains. So for me, I have memory, productivity, research, content, community, on and on and on. what you would have specifically would be different depending on what you do. But the idea is we do a lot of different things and they have specific domains. For example, let’s take a look at the research domain. I do a lot of research and under each domain are a number of discrete or individual tasks. For me, I’m often looking stuff up on YouTube. I need to do deep research into things. I need to deal with light rag. I want to have a morning report. I want to watch my competitors. On and on and on and on. So, every domain is going to have individual tasks. Each of these tasks, if this is something we do regularly, a, it should be in here, but B, we can turn it into a skill. And this can be things that are relatively simple, like this YouTube search. Hey, instead of me just going into YouTube and typing something in there, why don’t I turn that into a skill and get a complete report every time? This can also get more complicated. Something like deep research isn’t just me telling Claude Code, do deep research. This is me looking at Twitter, GitHub, the web, YouTube still, but even more so, taking a look at previous entries in Obsidian to see what I’ve talked about in the past and consolidating all of it. The point is, you do a lot of different things across a lot of different domains in your day-to-day life and in your business life. Have you codified it in this manner? Have you turned every task into a skill? Do you have a way of tracking all this and optimizing it? Chances are no. And if that’s the case, even if you do nothing else with this whole cloud OS system, doing the memory, doing the dashboard, all that cool stuff, if you just stopped here, you would get a ton of value. So, we’ve broken up our life and our business into different domains. We’ve broken up the doma
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- 12:53 — Step 3: Observability
- 16:14 — Overview