Archived on September 30, 2026. The standalone system is retired because its methods now live as independent skill chains in AIOS-Plugin. This repository remains available as historical and recovery material.
The maintained methods now belong to AIOS
as skill chains: design, review-design and openpencil-workbench. Install AIOS through the native app you use.
New working material stays in the current project's design/ directory,
created when needed. No separate ADS checkout is required.
This repository preserves existing work, evidence and recovery material. It no longer exposes local skills or accepts new shared-method development. Its remaining source and historical documents describe the standalone version; they are not the current AIOS contract.
Keep existing files and accepted identities intact. Use the current task's actual project context when continuing work; adopting AIOS does not move or overwrite a workspace. Back up tracked, ignored and untracked work before any separately authorized checkout cleanup. Git cannot restore files it never stored.
AIOS-Plugin is public; see its README for installation through your native app. The last standalone version remains available at 52322ed. Use a separate checkout at that exact revision when the old workflow is needed; do not reset a working checkout containing unfinished work. That revision also retains the previous skills, tool commands, tests and dependency definitions.
Design and content keep their domain judgment, provenance and review in AIOS's skills and focused references. Small helpers travel with the skills. External editors retain their own installation and runtime. The native app owns projects, sessions, tools and permissions. Changes to shared methods belong in AIOS.