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The AI Operating System
SLOS — Russell’s personal AI operating system, published as a teaching corpus. Memory, layers, and how to teach machines to keep context — the same system the rooms on this site run on.
The corpus at a glance
Start with the core system
The shelf opens with the operating system itself — the current architecture statement and the core builds everything else hangs from. The course, the memory layer, and the field notes follow from there.
Layers, not prompts
An operating system gives an AI what a prompt can’t: a kernel, a memory that persists, and rules for what loads when.
Where Move 37 plugs in
The mastermind runs on this corpus — the room’s own build lives with the room.
Core system 6 builds
The operating system itself — the current architecture and the core builds everything else hangs from.
The LCE course 6 builds
The Living Context Engine course — the OS taught in sequence, from philosophy to prompts.
Memory 12 builds
How the system remembers: persistent memory, local stores, and the desktop builds that hold context between sessions.
Learning & bootcamp 15 builds
The teaching layer — bootcamps, student journeys, and the templates that get a new system standing.
Context & method 6 builds
Perpetual context and the working methods — how sessions, prompts, and architecture keep one thread of truth.
Field notes 30 builds
The philosophy shelf: shorter pieces on identity, drift, and how humans and AI systems regard each other. Skim it like a notebook.