In March, one of the biggest guys in this space, someone I really look up to, invited me onto his podcast.

I had just spent a few weeks tinkering with OpenClaw and built out an entire system for myself.

He saw it, reached out, and asked me to come on and share it with his audience.

And looking back, that was the trigger for me to build out the AI OS.

My system has evolved a lot since then, of course. But the core concept started right there, and being invited on gave me the confidence that this system was actually good.

When OpenClaw came out, it was a breakthrough. And the first time I used it, it truly felt like a paradigm shift in where all of software is heading.

You could feel, for the first time, what the future of autonomous agents is going to be like.

But as it is with new things, the tool itself wasn't great yet. The harness, as you call it, was very clunky.

So what I did was take the concepts and rebuild them in a more stable harness of my own.

And that's what led to the AI OS in its current form.

It takes the promise of OpenClaw, a personal assistant that does the work for you, and puts it into a controlled environment where it's actually useful.

Not something that runs off the rails and needs constant correcting or debugging, but something tight and predictable.

OpenClaw on its own is like hiring a junior employee that takes more time to manage than the work he or she saves you.

The AI OS is the opposite. It's more like upgrading the tools you work with. It's like going from an ancient laptop, where every task crawls, to a maxed-out new machine.

You're upgrading your own toolset, not handing off your work and your thinking to something you can't trust.

If you want to build that for yourself, I'm launching the AI OS cohort soon.

Six sessions over two weeks, starting end of August. You build your own AI operating system on your own machine while I'm in the room to unblock you when something breaks.

Nothing pre-recorded. You build during the sessions.

It's a small room and I'm capping it, so I can actually get to everyone.

If you're on the waitlist, you get early access and the cheapest price it will ever be.

Moritz