Schedules
Bring dates and obligations together so collisions and open questions can be reviewed.
For people · building in public
Keep the thread. Lose the scramble.
Important information arrives as calendar events, screenshots, spreadsheets, PDFs, texts, portals and notes. SlideOS starts with the finished thing you need, then keeps the sources, decisions and missing pieces visible around it.
One logic, familiar starting points
Connect what you already have.
You do not need to describe a software system. Choose the closest finished result and add the details that make it yours.
A visible thread, not a disappearing prompt.
The endpoint stays in view. Sources and checks remain attached. Anything that still needs judgment occupies a visible position.
SOURCESSyllabi, calendars, notes, files
INTENDED RESULTThe workbook, plan or list you need
ORGANIZEDates, people, tasks and references
CHECKConflicts, missing fields and review rules
OPEN QUESTIONSVisible items that still need your decision
PACKAGEUsable files with source context
NEXT VERSIONOptional update after the first works
The delivered asset
The useful thing should survive the tool that made it.
A workbook, calendar, CSV, report or indexed file packet should remain usable after delivery. The original sources remain the authority for anything marked for review.
AI interaction and delivered asset are different things.
Where an approved AI service is useful, SlideOS is designed to treat it as a bounded step. The result still has to fit the expected package and remain open to review.
Choose the data.
Only the intended fields or files should enter the step.
State the task.
The instruction and intended response shape should be knowable.
Check the return.
Model output is evidence to evaluate, not silent authority.
Build the asset.
The final workbook or export is separated from the interaction.
Keep questions visible.
Unresolved details remain attached to the package.
You keep authority.
You accept, revise or decline the result.
Privacy direction
SlideOS is being designed around minimum useful payloads, explicit external handoffs and package-specific processing boundaries. Current public forms use first-party operational telemetry unless Global Privacy Control is enabled. Submission, retention and deletion terms must be confirmed for the chosen workflow; do not send passwords or sensitive records through the first contact form.
See a bounded package before imagining the whole system.
Semester Genesis is the first public example: $20 per class or $99 for up to ten classes in one semester.