The AI OS Starter Kit
for creators and founders

The AI OS Starter Kit is a free guide and workspace that takes you from an empty folder to a working AI Operating System.

You set the workspace up on your own computer, write your business down in a form AI can actually read, and start running real workflows on your own system. It is the free entry point to the AI OS Navid runs his whole business on.

An AI OS is the layer underneath your AI tools. It holds your context, your voice, your offers, your customers and your workflows in one structured place every AI you use can read.

Think of how macOS or Windows loads your files, your apps and your preferences the moment you log in. You do not tell it who you are every morning, it already knows. An AI Operating System does the same thing for an AI session.

Without one, each tool starts from zero every time you open it and you re-explain your business forever. With one, the work compounds.

Creators, founders and operators who already use AI and can feel they are getting a fraction of what it should give them.

You need a laptop and about 15 minutes to set it up. You do not need to know how to code.

Yes. Enter your email and you get all of it, MIT licensed.

There is no credit card, no trial period and no upsell to unlock the rest of it.

There is no catch. The kit is the free entry point to the way Navid works, and the people who get value from it are the ones who later come to the AI OS Workshop to build the full system live.

You are not required to buy anything, and the kit is not crippled to push you into it. It is the real workspace, and plenty of people run it for months without spending a cent.

The workspace itself, set up and ready to fill in:

• 6 context files your agent reads at the start of every session
• 12 ready slash-command skills, from a morning brief to a slide deck
• A brand-guardian agent that rejects any draft that misses your voice
• Folders for outputs, projects, daily notes, decisions and open work
• A CLAUDE.md that tells the agent how to work before you type anything

The guide is built around Claude Code, because that is what Navid runs his own business on and it gives you the most leverage today.

The structure itself is deliberately tool-agnostic. Your context, voice and workflow files are plain files you own, so they work with Codex or Gemini today and carry over when a better model arrives.

No. Your AI OS is a folder of plain markdown files that you own, so any agent that can read a folder can run on it. Claude Code, Codex and Gemini all read the same context, the same voice rules and the same workflows.

The walkthroughs use Claude Code because that is what Navid runs his own business on and it gives you the most leverage today. Nothing in the structure is locked to it, which is the point: when a better model arrives you point it at the same folder instead of starting again.

That is also the difference between this and any agent's official documentation. The docs explain what each feature does. This shows you how to set the whole thing up and run a real business on it, with defaults that work out of the box.

Content in your voice across every platform, launch checklists that execute themselves, research and briefs prepared before you sit down, customer replies drafted from your own past answers, and daily operations that carry on while you are recording or in meetings.

A prompt library is a drawer of instructions you go and fetch. You still have to remember which prompt to use and paste your context in every time.

An AI OS is loaded before you ask for anything. Your voice, your offers and your customers are already in the session, so the agent starts from your business instead of from nothing. Prompts sit on top of an AI OS, they do not replace it.

You run 1 command. It copies the workspace folder to your machine, makes it a git repo of your own, and opens your agent inside it.

Then you run /onboard. It reads your real writing, asks 12 questions one at a time, and writes your context files for you. Your agent reads them at the start of every session from then on.

The install is 1 command. The setup interview takes about 15 minutes.

You can stop partway through. Every answer is saved the moment it lands, and running /onboard again continues from where you stopped.

A laptop, an AI agent you already use, and a text editor. Many people open the workspace in Obsidian for the markdown, but any editor works.

Claude Code is included with the Claude Pro plan, which is enough for almost everyone starting out. You do not need the Max plan.

No. The agent handles the technical work. Your job is to describe what you want and review what it builds.

The guide is written for non-technical creators and founders and walks through every step.

Start with the thing you rewrite most often. For most creators that is content in their own voice, and for most founders it is customer replies or a weekly brief.

Build that one workflow, run it for a week, then add the next. An AI OS grows by use rather than by planning.

If you are prompting well but starting from scratch in every session, this is the part you are missing. The kit is not about better prompts, it is about the system underneath them.

Most people who already use AI daily finish the setup and find the compounding starts immediately, because their context is finally written down somewhere the agent reads on its own.

Because most people quit for the same reason: every session starts from nothing, so the effort never accumulates and it always feels like starting over.

An AI OS fixes exactly that. The context you write once is read at the start of every session from then on, so the second week is better than the first and the second month is better than the second week.

The workspace is a folder of files on your own machine. Nothing is uploaded to us and we never see what you write in it.

Your agent reads those files the same way it reads any other folder you open, so the only thing that leaves your machine is what you choose to send to your own AI provider under your own account.

You get the kit, and then Navid's emails about building and running an AI OS. Nothing else.

Your address is never sold or shared, and every email has a one-click unsubscribe that works immediately.

Yes. The kit is updated as the agents change and as better patterns show up in Navid's own AI OS.

Yes. Use the contact form in the support popup and Navid and his team get back to you within 24 to 48 hours.

Navid Moazzez is an entrepreneur and AI strategist, born in Sweden and living as a digital nomad and global citizen. He has been building online businesses since 2013.

His work today centers on the AI Operating System (AI OS) approach, through his company AI OS Lab, alongside health, longevity and travel.

Yes. He has been building online businesses since 2013.

• His students and clients have generated millions of email subscribers and $70M+ in revenue
• He has been featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur, Business Insider, Inc, Yahoo Finance and HuffPost, among others

Every account and domain he genuinely operates is listed at navid.me/verification.