thejaycampbell/Cadence
A personal agentic operating system built on Claude Code.
The easiest personal operating system to onboard available. Tons of built in skills, ready to start your journey of building your own personal chief of staff
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1 Review
well-thought-out template and workflow system for power users of Claude Code. The framing is polished, the setup is easy, and the daily ritual structure is practical. For someone who already lives in Claude Code, this is a solid starting point. gitignore strategy is smart. Separating personal context (context/, memory/) from shared structure (.claude/, knowledge/) means you can keep the skeleton public and the personal layer private. my only concern is entire system is tightly coupled to Claude Code's slash command and agents. Any breaking changes to how Claude Code handles .claude/commands/ or .claude/agents/ would require rework. There's no abstraction layer. it's worth mentioning the claude version supported each time you create new updates. i see the some skills dispatches multiple agents, how is it on the tokens side?
Thanks for the honest review. I appreciate the feedback! It can be very token heavy, depending on the workflows... but I mostly stay away from the Claude usage limits (I'm on the MAX $100 plan). But since this is just another codebase on your local drive and/or GH... you can still control it with any other interface of your choosing. In fact, you can even run it on a locally hosted LLM, if you so choose. And I just taught my Chief Agent how to take the feedback I've typed into a Telegram conversation and make that an executable task in the codebase. The idea behind Cadence is that you would fork it into a *private* repo. Its meant to be the foundational layer for someone to start their Digital AI Assistant journey. It comes pre-loaded with 60+ skills, and 11 sub-agents. It also has a full onboarding journey to help a new user get set up quickly and efficiently.