LifeOS 6.0.5

The LifeOS rename lands in the code — plus a new Harvest skill.

LifeOS 6.0.5 is a maintenance release that carries the PAI→LifeOS rename the rest of the way through the system, adds the new Harvest skill, and sharpens the Algorithm's verification doctrine. Same system as 6.0.0, cleaner throughout.

What's new

The rename reaches the code

6.0.0 renamed the project. 6.0.5 renames the code — class-by-class, deliberately. Code identifiers and documentation prose now read "LifeOS" throughout, while behavioral code (paths, regexes, labels the system depends on at runtime) was left byte-identical on purpose. A blind find-and-replace across running code is how you corrupt a working system; the rename was scoped so the prose is clean and nothing breaks.

New skill — Harvest

Harvest mines a single piece of content — a URL, a YouTube video, an article, raw text — for anything genuinely useful to your LifeOS, judged against your whole system. It fetches the content, pulls out candidate ideas and techniques, tags each with a prior status (new / partial / done), ranks by usefulness, and reports where each one maps. It's report-only: adopting anything is always a separate, explicit step.

Algorithm v6.24.0 — motion gets verified

Verification doctrine gains one clause: an ISC whose subject is motion — an animation, a transition, a drag, a multi-step flow — now closes only on a frame-scrub gallery, never a single screenshot. One still can't capture motion, so the doctrine stops pretending it can. Static renders still close on one screenshot; the rule is keyword-triggered so it doesn't tax every task.

Installer fix

The bootstrap install.sh pinned the wrong release tarball. It now fetches the version it advertises. If you install from the one-liner, you get 6.0.5.

What's different from 6.0.0

Everything 6.0.0 introduced is still here: one self-contained skill, install-by-prompt, full Pulse on first boot, the seven-phase Algorithm, the ISA primitive, structured memory. This release refines; it doesn't change what the system is.

Install

Give it to your AI. Paste this into Claude Code and say "install this" — your AI does the whole setup.

curl -fsSL https://ourlifeos.ai/install.sh | bash

Prefer the terminal? Run the same command yourself. You'll need Claude Code and bun.

Upgrading

Back up first — cp -r ~/.claude ~/.claude-backup-$(date +%Y%m%d) — then install. Your USER/ customizations are never touched, and settings merge rather than overwrite.