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Metaclaude — AI skill for Claude Code

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A private, self-hosted agentic OS built entirely on the Claude CLI.

How to install Metaclaude

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open jgouviergmail/Metaclaude and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Metaclaude does

A private, self-hosted agentic OS built entirely on the Claude CLI. Talk to Claude Code from your laptop, tablet or phone — through an interface that remembers what it learned, chooses its own model, runs on a schedule, and asks before it does anything it cannot undo.

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README

Metaclaude

**A private, self-hosted agentic OS built entirely on the Claude CLI.**

Talk to Claude Code from your laptop, tablet or phone — through an interface that remembers what it learned, chooses its own model, runs on a schedule, and asks before it does anything it cannot undo.


What this is

Claude Code is excellent in a terminal. This gives it the rest of an operating system around it:

  • A real interface, on every device you own. Installable as a PWA, usable one-handed on a phone — in English or in French.
  • Memory that persists across sessions and projects — and that is retrieved automatically into the runs where it helps.
  • A policy that learns. Which model and effort level actually works for which kind of task, measured rather than guessed.
  • Loops. Automations that run on a schedule, including continuous ones that keep the same session and accumulate context indefinitely.
  • A board that works itself. Fill the To do column, switch the autopilot on, and cards get worked one at a time into Review — with a quota guard that pauses automatic starts near the plan's ceiling. Whatever lands in Review is assigned to you; assign the agent on a review card and it takes the work back.
  • Permission prompts you can actually read, with the literal command shown and a risk assessment attached.
  • Push notifications, self-hosted. The phone buzzes when a run waits on your approval or when a run you started ends — end-to-end encrypted, keys generated on your server, and the app icon badges while decisions wait.
  • Backups that take themselves. A nightly host-side timer stops the app for seconds, archives every volume, and leaves a marker the in-app doctor watches — so backups that quietly stop become a visible warning, and metaclaude-backup restore puts everything back.
  • *An advisor that studies the system itself.