BOS-AI Directory Structure

May 10, 2026 · View on GitHub

Complete reference for BOS-AI's file organization and what each directory contains.


Top-Level Overview

BOS-AI/
├── library/                  # DEPLOYABLE content (goes to user .claude/)
│   └── CLAUDE.md             # BOS-AI user documentation (deployed)

├── .claude/                  # Development framework (AGENT-11)
│   ├── agents/               # Development agents (not deployed)
│   ├── commands/             # Development commands (not deployed)
│   └── CLAUDE.md             # Development instructions (not deployed)

├── agents/                   # Agent source files (library)
│   ├── coordination/         # Central orchestration agents
│   ├── discovery/            # Market intelligence agents
│   ├── creation/             # Solution design agents
│   ├── delivery/             # Customer success agents
│   ├── growth/               # Scaling strategy agents
│   ├── marketing/            # Marketing function agents
│   ├── sales/                # Sales function agents
│   ├── customer-service/     # Support function agents
│   ├── finance/              # Financial management agents
│   └── legal/                # Compliance and risk agents

├── commands/                 # Command source files (library)
│   ├── coord.md              # Mission orchestration command
│   ├── meeting.md            # Agent consultation command
│   ├── report.md             # Progress reporting command
│   └── ...                   # Additional commands

├── missions/                 # Mission definitions
│   ├── foundation/           # Core business setup missions
│   ├── marketing/            # Marketing operations missions
│   ├── sales/                # Sales operations missions
│   ├── customer-service/     # Service operations missions
│   ├── finance/              # Financial operations missions
│   └── strategic/            # Strategic initiative missions

├── docs/                     # Documentation
│   ├── getting-started/      # Onboarding guides
│   ├── concepts/             # Core concept explanations
│   ├── reference/            # Quick reference materials
│   ├── troubleshooting/      # Problem resolution guides
│   └── Document Library/     # Operational templates

├── templates/                # Reusable templates
├── deployment/               # Installation and deployment scripts
├── CLAUDE.md                 # Project context & personal preferences (not deployed)
└── README.md                 # Project overview

CLAUDE.md Architecture

BOS-AI uses a three-file CLAUDE.md system to separate deployable content from project-specific preferences.

The Three CLAUDE.md Files

FilePurposeDeployed?
/library/CLAUDE.mdBOS-AI documentation for users✅ Yes → target .claude/CLAUDE.md
/.claude/CLAUDE.mdDevelopment framework instructions (AGENT-11)❌ No
/CLAUDE.mdPersonal preferences, project context❌ No

Why This Architecture?

The Problem: When a library deploys to a project, it typically overwrites .claude/CLAUDE.md. This causes:

  1. User personal preferences to be lost on library updates
  2. Development instructions to be overwritten when updating development frameworks

The Solution: Keep deployable content in /library/ folder, separate from:

  • Development environment settings (.claude/CLAUDE.md)
  • Personal preferences and project context (root /CLAUDE.md)

Deployment Flow

Source Repository               Target Project
───────────────────             ──────────────
/library/CLAUDE.md  ─────────►  .claude/CLAUDE.md

/CLAUDE.md (root)   NOT DEPLOYED (user can add own)
.claude/CLAUDE.md   NOT DEPLOYED (target has own framework)

For BOS-AI Users

When BOS-AI is installed in your project:

  • .claude/CLAUDE.md - Contains BOS-AI system documentation (from library)
  • /CLAUDE.md - Your personal preferences and project context (create if needed)

Both files are read by Claude Code. Your root CLAUDE.md won't be overwritten when updating BOS-AI.

For BOS-AI Developers

When working on this repository:

  • Edit /library/CLAUDE.md - This deploys to users
  • .claude/CLAUDE.md - Contains AGENT-11 development instructions (don't edit for BOS-AI fixes)
  • /CLAUDE.md - Your personal dev preferences (not deployed)

See also: CLAUDE.md Deployment Architecture for implementation details.


Agents Directory (/agents/)

Source files for the 30 BOS-AI business agents, organized by function.

Coordination Agents

AgentFilePurpose
Chassis Intelligencecoordination/chassis-intelligence.mdCentral business orchestration
Client Success Intelligencecoordination/client-success-intelligence.mdCustomer-centric operations
Multiplication Enginecoordination/multiplication-engine.mdBusiness Chassis optimization

Discovery Agents

AgentFilePurpose
Market Intelligencediscovery/market-intelligence.mdMarket research and analysis
Opportunity Validationdiscovery/opportunity-validation.mdOpportunity assessment
Strategic Opportunitydiscovery/strategic-opportunity.mdStrategic positioning

Creation Agents

AgentFilePurpose
Solution Designcreation/solution-design.md10x value solution architecture
Rapid Developmentcreation/rapid-development.mdFast implementation strategy
Value Optimizationcreation/value-optimization.mdValue maximization

Delivery Agents

AgentFilePurpose
Customer Successdelivery/customer-success.mdCustomer satisfaction
Quality Assurancedelivery/quality-assurance.mdQuality standards
Delivery Optimizationdelivery/delivery-optimization.mdEfficient processes

Growth Agents

AgentFilePurpose
Scaling Strategygrowth/scaling-strategy.mdBusiness scaling
Market Expansiongrowth/market-expansion.mdNew market entry
Revenue Optimizationgrowth/revenue-optimization.mdRevenue maximization

Function Agents

Marketing (marketing/):

  • Brand Strategy, Campaign Execution, Content Creation

Sales (sales/):

  • Pipeline Management, Conversion Optimization, Revenue Operations

Customer Service (customer-service/):

  • Support Management, Satisfaction Optimization, Retention Strategy

Finance (finance/):

  • Budget Planning, Performance Analysis, Investment Strategy

Legal (legal/):

  • Compliance Management, Risk Assessment, Contract Management

Missions Directory (/missions/)

Structured workflows for common business operations.

Foundation Missions (/missions/foundation/)

Core setup missions for establishing business foundations:

  • Vision and mission creation
  • Market research
  • Client blueprint development
  • Positioning statement
  • Strategic roadmap
  • Brand guide creation
  • Pricing strategy
  • PRD development

Operations Missions

DirectoryFocusExample Missions
/missions/marketing/Customer acquisitionSystem setup, Bible creation, Content calendar
/missions/sales/Revenue generationSystem setup, Pipeline optimization, Conversion
/missions/customer-service/Customer retentionSystem setup, Retention optimization
/missions/finance/Profit optimizationSystem setup, Cash flow, Investment strategy

Strategic Missions (/missions/strategic/)

Major business initiatives:

  • Product launches
  • Market entry
  • Acquisition campaigns
  • Business pivots

Documentation (/docs/)

Getting Started (/docs/getting-started/)

FileAudienceContent
business-guide.mdBusiness operatorsComplete business operations guide
developer-guide.mdProduct developersTechnical workflow with AGENT-11
first-mission.mdNew usersGuided first experience

Concepts (/docs/concepts/)

FileExplains
lifecycle.mdThe 4-stage BOS-AI lifecycle
business-chassis.mdThe multiplication framework
philosophy.mdDesign principles and approach

Reference (/docs/reference/)

FileContains
quick-reference.mdCommand cheat sheet
directory-structure.mdThis file

Troubleshooting (/docs/troubleshooting/)

FileCovers
installation.mdSetup issues and solutions
faq.mdCommon questions answered

Document Library (/docs/Document Library/)

Operational templates organized by function:

  • Foundation templates
  • Marketing operations templates
  • Sales operations templates
  • Customer service templates
  • Finance templates

Library Directory (/library/)

What gets deployed to user projects.

library/
└── CLAUDE.md         # BOS-AI user documentation (deploys to target .claude/CLAUDE.md)

This separation ensures:

  • User personal preferences (root CLAUDE.md) are never overwritten
  • Development framework instructions (.claude/CLAUDE.md) are preserved
  • Only the library content is deployed

Runtime Directory (.claude/)

For BOS-AI development: Contains AGENT-11 development framework.

.claude/
├── agents/           # AGENT-11 development agents (NOT BOS-AI agents)
├── commands/         # AGENT-11 development commands
├── CLAUDE.md         # Development instructions (NOT deployed)
└── BOUNDARIES.md     # System boundary definitions

In user projects after BOS-AI installation:

.claude/
├── agents/           # 30 BOS-AI business agents
├── commands/         # BOS-AI slash commands
├── document-library/ # Templates and SOPs
├── missions/         # Mission definitions
├── CLAUDE.md         # BOS-AI documentation (from library/)
└── BOUNDARIES.md     # System boundary definitions

Important:

  • In this dev repo: .claude/ contains AGENT-11 (what we USE to build)
  • In user projects: .claude/ contains BOS-AI (what we DEPLOY)

Configuration Files

FilePurposeDeployed?
/library/CLAUDE.mdBOS-AI user documentation✅ Yes → .claude/CLAUDE.md
/CLAUDE.mdPersonal preferences & project context❌ No
/.claude/CLAUDE.mdAGENT-11 development instructions❌ No
/.claude/BOUNDARIES.mdBOS-AI vs AGENT-11 boundaries✅ Yes

Deployment (/deployment/)

Installation and deployment scripts:

deployment/
├── scripts/
│   └── install.sh        # Remote installation script (downloads from GitHub)
└── ...

Key Principles

Source vs Runtime vs Library

  • Source files (/agents/, /commands/): BOS-AI library source (what developers edit)
  • Library files (/library/): Deployable content (what gets deployed to users)
  • Runtime files (.claude/): Development framework in this repo, deployed BOS-AI in user projects

Memory Persistence

  • Memory files persist across sessions
  • Agents read memories before execution
  • Lessons accumulate over time

Mission State

  • Active missions stored in /workspace/missions/active/
  • Progress tracked for pause/resume
  • Completed missions archived


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