Reality Architect OS
Own Your Creator Systems Locally
The forkable public codebase featuring the reality.md memory standard, starter agent templates, and sanitized skill packs.
Operational scope
De-risk your creative business by shifting from third-party SaaS dependency to local, sovereign creator intelligence.
Key outcomes
- Setup the ~/reality.md person-level memory spec to stop re-explaining context to agents
- Deploy basic local-first CLI tool wrappers for markdown and file system operations
- Configure your first autonomous development agents in a sandboxed directory
Included modules
- 01
The reality.md Standard
The canonical eight-section person-level memory standard.
- 02
Basic ACOS Engine Scripts
Starter Node.js scripts for basic task routing and workspace indexing.
Direct public edition
Open without an email gate
Read or download this edition directly, or inspect the included chapters and files below first.
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Published chapters, routes, and registered files
Inspect the live routes, published chapters, and registered files served from github.com/frankxai/realityarchitect.
An open-source starter codebase implementing Move 1 through Move 3 of the Architect's Loop. Includes basic CLI scripts and local-first memory configurations.
1Repository: https://github.com/frankxai/realityarchitect2Access: Public GitHub repository (fork or clone directly)34Declared repository modules:5 01. The reality.md Standard: The canonical eight-section person-level memory standard.6 02. Basic ACOS Engine Scripts: Starter Node.js scripts for basic task routing and workspace indexing.- You work in Git, Markdown, and CLI agent tools and want portable, inspectable configurations.
- You value explicit verification gates and clear file boundaries over black-box automation.
- You want a hosted no-code SaaS subscription rather than local workflow specifications.
- You need an immediately downloadable archive today rather than joining the launch list.
Questions and scope notes
Do I need coding experience to use this?
Basic CLI knowledge is required. You will clone the repo and run commands using node/pnpm.