A local-first personal and work operating system for turning work, money, projects, evidence, household activity, integrations, AI review and daily pressure into visible, reviewable state.
LifeOS is a safety-first platform built by Codie Shannon around purpose-built Desktop, Full Mobile, Mobile Companion and Website products. It is an operations system for controlled review, execution, provenance and evidence—not a generic task list or template.
Current checkpoint: LifeOS v28.0.0-alpha.22 completes the approved configuration-free development lane through Group 208. Provider Consent & Permission Profiles add explicit purpose, capability, approval, pause, revocation and expiry without enabling OAuth, credentials or provider access. Configuration, credentialed integration testing, signing, deployment and owner acceptance remain release gates.
| Product | Status |
|---|---|
| LifeOS Desktop | Configuration-free development complete through Group 208, including ordinary-mode Provider Consent, Provider Adapter Registry, Connection Health, Configuration Readiness, Device Transfer Review, Local Account & Sync, Relationships, Focus Timer, Agenda, Weekly Review, Life, Household, Documents, Money Pressure, Work Time and Projects, validated forms, actionable problems and local-data recovery |
| LifeOS Full Mobile | Purpose-built Android application aligned through Group 132, including opportunity capture, career review and derivative sharing |
| LifeOS Mobile Companion | Separate lightweight companion product; beta complete and closed |
| LifeOS Website | Product, documentation, onboarding, factual portfolio and release-candidate evidence surface |
| Shared Core | Authoritative contracts, deterministic validation, read models, provenance, audit, conflict and safety boundaries |
| Current release lane | v28 configuration-free development complete through SG-208 Pack 2; external configuration and release gates remain |
Full Mobile and Mobile Companion are separate products. They can share contracts and libraries, but retain different scope, UX and release tracks.
- Command Centre pressure and priority visibility
- work records, sessions, billable time, projects, next actions and proof linkage
- money records, invoices, payments, financial review and reports
- document and evidence intake with original preservation
- agenda, daily state, household, grocery and shared-routine workflows
- relationship, communication and follow-up context
- Google and Microsoft provider foundations with review-first integration intake
- guarded provider contracts, explicit approval boundaries and audit
- native deterministic intelligence plus optional provider-backed AI review
- scheduled-communication proposals without silent or automatic sending
- Career Studio opportunity, application, materials and preparation flows
- documentation, packaging, validation and closed-beta readiness tooling
Important information becomes visible state.
State affects pressure.
Pressure feeds review.
Review controls action.
Evidence preserves trust.
The deep administration surface for detailed review, filtering, reporting, audit, evidence and planning across Work, Career, Money, Life, Household, Projects, integrations, Assistant and Settings.
A separate .NET Android application—not a responsive copy of Desktop—for quick capture, review, execution, status and queued offline actions.
A lighter product for local quick capture, pairing, delivery acknowledgement, notifications and review-first Desktop intake. It is not interchangeable with Full Mobile.
The product, documentation and evidence foundation. Website packaging, onboarding and the cross-product release-candidate gate are complete through Group 120.
- Work and operating day: work sessions, billable records, timesheet proof and operating-day review.
- Money and documents: trusted local financial records, preserved evidence, review-first extraction and derivative reporting/export.
- Career Studio: opportunity and application pipelines, evidence-backed materials, interview preparation and bounded analytics.
- Household and Grocery: inventory, meals, stores, recurring essentials, shared routines, receipt candidates and spending review.
- Provider integrations: normalized, source-backed candidates with explicit review, duplicate detection, conflict handling and provenance.
- Guarded provider contracts: permission, preview, confirmation, audit, cancellation and Emergency Stop boundaries; external writes remain disabled at the current checkpoint.
- Native intelligence and optional AI: deterministic local insights remain primary; external AI is optional, bounded and review-first.
- Scheduled communications: proposals, timing, readiness and audit are modeled without automatic sending or autonomous messaging.
- Product readiness: documentation and packaging hub, closed-beta baseline, release proof and validation tooling.
LifeOS is local-first, review-first and fail-closed.
- Imported or generated information is not trusted automatically.
- Trust promotion and authoritative linking require explicit review.
- Conflicts preserve both versions until explicit resolution.
- Provider access is bounded; external writes remain disabled.
- No autonomous financial posting, payment initiation, career applications, messaging, grocery ordering or destructive evidence handling.
- Original documents and evidence are preserved; exports and previews are derivatives.
- Provenance, freshness, confidence and audit history remain visible where relevant.
- AI cannot silently mutate authoritative LifeOS state.
Official evidence is stored under docs/screenshot-groups/. The standard target is eight approved screenshots per screenshot group; a group may document a smaller genuine-capture override when the available product surfaces do not support eight distinct truthful views.
Recent evidence:
- Groups 205-208 - Provider Consent and Permission Profiles
- Groups 201-204 - Provider Adapter Registry and Capability Matrix
- Groups 197-200 - Connection Testing and Health Diagnostics
- Groups 193-196 - Configuration Readiness and Secret Boundaries
- Groups 189-192 - Device Transfer and Conflict Review
- Groups 185-188 - Accounts and Local-First Sync Foundation
- Groups 181-184 - Relationships and Contact Context
- Groups 177-180 - Focus Timer and Session Control
- Groups 173-176 - Agenda and Commitment Planning
- Groups 169-172 - Weekly Review and Personal Planning
- Groups 165-168 - Life Routines and Personal Administration
- Groups 161-164 - Household and Grocery Planning
- Groups 157-160 - Documents and Evidence Intake
- Groups 153-156 - Money Pressure and Safe to Spend
- Groups 149-152 - Work Time and Billable Records
- Groups 145-148 - Projects and Delivery
- Groups 141-144 - Forms and Actionable Problems
- Groups 137-140 - Navigation and Shell Search
- Groups 133-136 - Local Data and Recovery Spine
- Groups 121-124 - CV Builder Foundation
- Groups 117-120 - Product-Complete Release Candidate
- Groups 112-116 - Website Packaging and Onboarding
- Groups 108-111 - Privacy, Export, Backup and Controls
- Groups 104-107 - Evidence Automation and Proof Tooling
- Groups 99-103 - New Zealand Grocery Lookup Worker
- Groups 95-98 — Pay-Later and Money Integrations
- Groups 91-94 — Social and Messaging Integrations
- Groups 87-90 — Scheduled Communications
- Groups 83-86 — Native Intelligence and Optional AI
- Groups 80-82 — Closed Beta Baseline
- Groups 77-79 — Documentation and Packaging Hub
- Groups 73-76 — Guarded Provider Contracts
- Groups 69-72 — Operating Day Work Proof
- Groups 67-68 — Work Time and Billable Records
All public demonstrations must use fictional, sanitized or explicitly approved proof data.
LifeOS.Desktop/ WPF desktop application
LifeOS.Shared/ shared platform services and storage
src/LifeOS.Core/ domain contracts, services and deterministic rules
src/LifeOS.Mobile/ full Android mobile application
src/LifeOS.Companion/ lightweight Android companion application
src/LifeOS.Website/ public website and documentation surface
tests/ Core, Mobile, Companion and Website regression tests
docs/ status, release notes, manual tests and screenshot evidence
tools/ validation, packaging and evidence helpers
.github/workflows/ continuous integration
Requirements:
- Windows
- .NET 10 SDK
- Android workload when building mobile projects
dotnet restore .\LifeOS.slnx
dotnet test .\LifeOS.slnx
dotnet build .\LifeOS.slnx -c Release
git diff --check
powershell.exe -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass `
-File .\tools\validation\Test-RepositoryHygiene.ps1 `
-RepoPath C:\Projects\LifeOSLifeOS v28.0.0-alpha.22 completes configuration-free development through Group 208. Provider Consent & Permission Profiles now has a real ordinary-mode local workspace on the shared storage, forms and problem-state spine. SG-208 Pack 2 is closed with exact, inspected product and validation evidence. SG-128 visible Pack 2 evidence remains open; v27 release-candidate evidence remains preserved in SG-120.
Built by Codie Shannon in Whakatane, New Zealand.