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The rules
EOS works because of its discipline: 90-day rocks with milestones, a weekly scorecard, and a meeting that never changes shape. The platform encodes those rules instead of trusting everyone to remember them.
Case Study · EOS Operating System
The whole EOS practice,
as software
I ran EOS across my companies on spreadsheets, docs, and whiteboards. Then I rebuilt the entire practice as a platform with Claude: same rules, same rhythm, zero drift. The demo is live with sample data.
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EOS modules, from rocks to org chart, in one platform
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Minutes: the weekly meeting agenda, enforced by the tool
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Mockups: the demo is the real product with sample data
The Build
By the book, then by the code
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The modules
Run the business: dashboard, weekly meeting, metrics, rocks, to-dos, issues, and headlines. Foundation: business plan, org chart, and team. Ten modules, one tool, no spreadsheets taped together.
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The meeting
The weekly meeting runs the full agenda by the book: check-in, scorecard, rock review, headlines, to-do review, IDS, conclude. Ninety minutes, timed, same day, same time, every week.
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The build
Designed and coded with Claude. Multi-company from day one: switch between businesses in one place, because I run more than one and the operating rhythm is the same everywhere.
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The dogfood
This is not a concept. My actual team runs our real quarters on it: real rocks, real scorecard numbers, real issues solved in real meetings. When the tool annoys us, we fix the tool.
Ongoing
The practice sharpens the product
Every quarter we run teaches us something about running quarters. Those lessons ship into the platform the same week, with Claude writing the code.
The Result
Run the business, by the book
Stack: Claude Code · Multi-company · Live demo with sample data
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