Marketing OS — AI skill for Claude Code

marketing-os

marketing-os creates a file-based marketing brain that Claude Code and Codex can use through the same deterministic CLI and the same bundled skills. The CLI owns filesystem facts, validation, and runtime wiring. Agents own interviews, judgment, synthesis, and writing.

Install with your agent

If you would rather not run the install yourself, paste the block below into your coding agent and let it do the setup. `mos install` wires Claude Code and Codex; on any other agent the same commands work, and the skills it installs are plain folders you can port. It is two steps today, not one: the agent installs the CLI and the skills, then hands back to you, because the interview that fills a brain belongs to `/mos-onboard` and that skill needs a session that can see it. A `mos onboard` that installs itself is designed but not built.

Install marketing-os for me, then stop. Follow these steps exactly; do not add steps and do not ask me questions.

1. Install the CLI: run `pipx install marketing-os`. If pipx is not installed, run `uv tool install marketing-os` instead. Use one of those two, nothing else. Both put `mos` in `~/.local/bin`; if your shell cannot find `mos` afterwards, call it by that path.
2. Wire the skills: run `mos install --runtime all --yes --no-ui`. It copies the bundled skills into `~/.claude/skills` and `~/.agents/skills` and records what it wrote under `~/.marketing-os`. `--no-ui` keeps it from opening the local app in a browser.
3. Verify: `mos --version` must print `mos 0.4.0`, and `ls ~/.claude/skills | grep '^mos-'` must list exactly nine entries: mos-bet, mos-end, mos-help, mos-migrate, mos-onboard, mos-start, mos-status, mos-think, mos-update. If either check fails, show me the output and stop.
4. Stop here. Do not run `mos onboard`, do not ask about my business, and do not create any folder. Tell me to open a new agent session in the folder where I want my marketing brain to live and type `/mos-onboard` (in Codex, `$mos