Nufar Gaspar

Whether you've carefully build it, maintain it and improve it over time, that's the biggest unlock.

And most people haven't.

And it's not because they can't, but because they are building on instinct or best effort and they end up getting suboptimal results from the tools that are capable to do so much more.

So the proof that the underlying system is the thing that matters, every one of these agentic tools are basically doing the same thing under the hood.

They are reading text files that define who you are, what you know, what you can do, and what you remember, and what you can reach.

So

Almost everything that we're going to build today is a text file, and that's that.

Which means that the work you do to build your system is portable.

And while the tool owners and the tool companies might not want you to think so, that's the reality of every tool becoming every tool.

And when you switch tools or add a new one, all you have to do is point the tool to the same folder and it reads the same files.

No migration, no rebuild.

And the tool choice thus is becoming the least important decision, in my opinion, that you need to make.

What does make a world of difference is what you build underneath.

So the underlying system has a name, and we're, as mentioned, calling it the agentic operating system.

And that's why we built a free program to help everybody build one for themselves, regardless of which tool they use, and more of that at the end.

But a few things that you need to do and know today.

First of all is why the agent OS is the most important and most overlooked concept in practical AI.

We then will go over quickly the seven layers and what actually goes in each one.

And we'll talk about how to build the first version of this this week using the running example of a chief of staff agent.

So your agentic operating system has seven layers and you can see them on screen.