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Company OS Starter Kit — Productivity skill for Claude Code

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Build your own Company OS with Claude Code.

How to install Company OS Starter Kit

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

What Company OS Starter Kit does

Build your own Company OS with Claude Code. CLAUDE.md template, 5 GTM skills, workflow plugin, safety hooks, and full blueprint.

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README

Company OS Starter Kit

**Build your own Company OS with Claude Code.**

We're building an AI-native GTM services company. We scaled to 20 people in under 9 months. Bootstrapped. Claude Code has become a huge part of how we operate.

This is the starter kit for building the same kind of system. The folder structure, the skills, the safety hooks, and the setup guide we wish we had when we started.

Built by [Dan Rosenthal](https://linkedin.com/in/dan-m-rosenthal) at [workflows.io](https://workflows.io). Full setup guide on [Notion](https://workflowsio.notion.site/Company-OS-Starter-Kit-33a6a857e59281a4884bd9638a991c05).

What is a Company OS?

A Company OS is a set of files (primarily markdown) that gives your AI persistent knowledge about your business. Your tools, your processes, your rules, your voice, your team. Instead of re-explaining your business every conversation, Claude starts every session already knowing who you are.

At the center is `CLAUDE.md`, the one file Claude reads on load. It points to everything else: company context, skills, tool connections, safety rules. Not a prompt you paste. An operating system that compounds the more you use it.