The Personal OS Cohort | The AI-Native Accelerator

By the end of Week 4, you will have:

Your Personal OS

A working operating system for your work, with context files, skills, and three named AI agents already doing real work for you.

A Chief of Staff

That knows your week, your priorities, and your calendar.

A Content Lead

That writes in your voice, in your structure, on your topics, without you babysitting every draft.

An EA

That handles your inbox, your meeting prep, and your follow-ups.

One shipped artefact

A website, an internal tool, a content engine. Built with your agents. Shipped in public.

The skills to extend the system yourself

Forever, without us.

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Why build a Personal OS?

You already use AI. You probably use it every day. And you already know the gap between what it does now and what it could do for your actual work.

Most people are still using AI like a chatbot. They open ChatGPT, paste a prompt, copy the output, paste it into a doc, and move on. The output is fine. The work is still being done by you. The AI is a faster typist, nothing more.

A Personal OS is different. It is a workspace where your AI knows your business, your voice, your customers, your calendar, and your work. It does not need to be told every time. It does the work, in your style, integrated with your tools, and hands you back finished output.

The gap between people who use AI as a chatbot and people who use AI as an operating system will be enormous in 18 months. The four weeks of this cohort is the work that closes it.

Why Claude Code, and why Rundock?

Claude Code takes one of the best AI models in the world and gives it a workspace, your files, and your tools. It runs on your machine. It writes in your style. It ships your work.

Rundock is the visual interface that makes Claude Code usable without a terminal. Built by Liam, one of the three people behind The AI-Native Accelerator. If you can describe what you want, you can build it.

Claude Code handles the code. You design, supervise, and ship.

Four weeks.
Four working outcomes.

One Module session and one Builders Clinic per week. An async lesson and workbook exercises are released each Monday morning.

Pre-WorkFoundations

Setup Week

Get ready to build. Install Rundock, set up your Claude Pro account, complete the Architect's Workbook, and start your context document. Approximately 2 hours of self-paced work, unlocked seven days before Week 1.

You arrive on Day 1 ready to build, not ready to install.

Ready to build Rundock installed, Claude Pro active, Architect's Workbook started, context document begun.

Week 1Clarity

Your Personal OS Foundations

Set up your workspace, document who you are, and ship your first working agent. You will map your week, identify the work that should already be off your plate, and name the capabilities you wish you had. That becomes your context document: the foundation every agent you build will inherit from.

By the end of the week, you have a working Rundock workspace, a finished context document, and your first agent doing real work.

You walk away with Your Personal OS workspace, your context document, your first agent.

Week 2Align

Your Chief of Staff

Build the agent that knows your week. Your Chief of Staff is the orchestrator. It reads your calendar, holds your priorities, knows what matters this week, and routes work to the right specialist agents. It is the first member of your team and the agent every other agent answers to.

We will train it on your real calendar, your real priorities, and the rhythm of how you actually work, not how someone else thinks you should.

You walk away with A Chief of Staff agent running your week, integrated with your calendar and priorities.

Week 3Build

Your AI Co-Workers

Build the specialists. Your Content Lead writes in your voice. Your EA handles your inbox and your follow-ups. Your third specialist is whatever your business needs most: a research agent, a sales agent, a customer onboarding agent, a finance agent.

You will leave with at least one agent that automates work you have been doing for years, and at least one that augments a capability you never had.

You walk away with Three specialist agents in production, trained on your voice and your business.

Week 4Ship

Your Shipped Multiplier

Use your team to build and ship something real. By Week 4 your AI co-workers are running. The proof they are working is that you can now build something you could not have built before. A website. An internal tool. A content engine. A side project. You pick.

You will ship it in public. The cohort shows up. You present what you built. Everyone else does the same. You leave with a live artefact, a 90-day extension roadmap, and a story your customers, clients, or team can see.

You walk away with A live shipped artefact, a 90-day roadmap, and the proof your Personal OS works.

How the cohort runs

Element	Detail
Length	4 weeks live, 1 week pre-work, 5 weeks total
Cohort size	30 seats maximum
Module session	One per week. 60 minutes. Live. Recording posted within 24 hours.
Builders Clinic	One per week. 90 minutes. Live, hands-on, screens shared. Recording posted within 24 hours.
Async lesson	Unlocks each Monday morning. ~60 minutes to read. Workbook exercises included.
Builders Slack	Lifetime access. Three instructors monitoring weekday business hours.
Time commitment	~5 hours per week (1 hour lesson, 2.5 hours live, 1.5 hours building)
Tools	Claude Pro (£20/month, paid separately) + Rundock (free)
Operating system	Mac silicon only for Cohort 1. Windows arrives in Cohort 2.

The team behind The AI-Native Accelerator

Builder, Operator, Identity Architect. Each brings a different discipline. Together they cover everything it takes to build an AI team that actually runs your business.

The Builder

Liam Darmody

Built Rundock, the agent orchestration tool used to run this cohort. Has spent the last year training senior product leaders, exec search firms, and coaches to build AI agent teams. Spent a decade at Pivotal Labs and VMware teaching teams to work differently, then leaving with the capability embedded.

Owns the build work. Walks you through Rundock, the agent architecture, and the technical decisions you need to get right.

The Operator

Patrick Giwa

Founder of AI Impact. Has shipped change programmes inside large organisations for over a decade. Now brings the same change-delivery rigour to solopreneurs and small business owners. Co-runs AI training sessions with Liam for exec search firms and small business clients.

Owns the cohort experience end to end. Holds the rhythm, makes sure nobody falls behind, runs the Builders Clinic, and keeps every participant moving forward.

The Identity Architect

James Compton

Founder of Limitless Leading. Has spent his career working with senior professionals on identity, purpose, and the work that actually matters. Runs his own business on a 12-specialist Personal OS, an integrated daily playbook, and a weekly Life Vision Review.

Owns the identity work in Week 1 and the ship-and-reflect framing in Week 4. The Personal OS is a tool. James makes sure it is the right tool for the life you actually want.

The bonuses

Yours forever. Delivered the day you enrol.

The identity-first OS design exercise. Who do you want your team of agents to actually serve? What work do you want to stop doing yourself? An OS for whose life? James-authored, delivered as part of pre-work.

The exact context-file template the team uses for their own Personal OS workspaces. The file that tells Claude who you are, how you work, and what rules to follow. Pre-loaded with sensible defaults.

A skill that analyses your writing, identifies your signature phrases, and refines your voice profile over time. The more you use it, the more your agents sound like you.

Copy, design, and content skills bundled into one install. Drop the kit into your Personal OS workspace and your agents inherit it on day one. Stop building from scratch.

A 30-minute private session with Liam, Patrick, or James. Map your specific workflow. Identify your first three agents. Walk in with a personal cohort plan, tailored to your specific workflow. Reserved for the first 10 people who enrol.

Founding cohort price

This price will not repeat. Cohort 2 will be priced higher. Cohort 1 is for the people who move early.

Built by practitioners who use it every day. Tested before we opened it to anyone.

Four Module sessions with three instructors	£1,200
Four Builders Clinics	£800
Async lessons and workbook (lifetime)	£400
Personal Brand Skill Kit	£149
Voice Lab Skill	£99
CLAUDE.md Personal Template	£149
The Architect's Workbook	£99
Builders Slack (lifetime)	£200
Cohort community (lifetime)	£200
Total value	£3,296

Founding cohort price

£1,497

Total value: ~~£3,296~~

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or 3 payments of £499

Claude Pro (£20/month) is required separately. Rundock is free.

First 10 seats include a 1-1 OS Diagnostic (£250 value).

You ship, or we keep working with you.

The Ship-It Guarantee

By the end of Week 4 you will have a working Personal OS: a minimum of three agents trained on your business, your voice, and your values, doing real work for you. If you have done the assignments and you have not shipped a working OS, we keep working with you in the Builders Clinic, at no additional fee, until you have.

The First-Week Refund

If, by the end of Week 1, you have completed the assignments and decided this is not the skill you want to build, let us know. Full refund. No questions.

Who this is for

This is the right cohort for you if:

You run your own business, or you are about to. Solopreneur, coach, consultant, agency owner, founder of a 1 to 10 person team.
You are a leader at a larger business who wants to try this yourself first before bringing it to your team.
You already use AI but you suspect you are not using it well.
You are willing to spend 5 hours a week for 4 weeks to fix that.
You are on a Mac with Apple silicon (M1 or later).
You can describe what you want, even if you cannot code it.

This is the wrong cohort for you if:

You want a magic AI tool that does everything without you understanding any of it.
Your time belongs to someone else. If they decide what gets built, this is the wrong format.
You are on Windows. Cohort 2 will support Windows. Cohort 1 will not.
You want enterprise governance, IT review, and a multi-quarter sales cycle. That engagement belongs elsewhere.
You are a software engineer already using Claude Code in your daily workflows. This cohort is built for non-coders. You would be ahead of the curriculum from day one.

Common questions

I am not technical. Can I do this?

Yes. The cohort is built for non-coders. You will not write code. Claude Code does that. Rundock is the visual interface. If you can describe what you want, you can build with this. Every session comes with troubleshooting prompts and live cohort support.

Do I need to pay for Claude separately?

Yes. Claude Pro is £20 a month. Claude Code is included in Claude Pro. Rundock is free.

Do I need a Mac?

For Cohort 1, yes. Apple silicon (M1 or later) only. Rundock runs cleanly there. Cohort 2 will support Windows and Intel Macs. If you are on Windows, join the Cohort 2 waitlist instead.

How long is each session?

The Module is 60 minutes. The Builders Clinic is 90 minutes. Two live sessions per week. Plus an async lesson (~60 minutes to read and complete). Total: about 5 hours per week.

What if I miss a session?

Recordings posted within 24 hours. Yours forever. Showing up live is the best experience but you do not fall behind if you miss one.

I already use ChatGPT every day. Why do I need this?

ChatGPT is extremely powerful and stops at the point you have to copy and paste. A Personal OS turns those outputs into finished, published work, integrated into your actual workflow, written in your actual voice. That is the difference between using AI and building with it.

Can I use the skills and agents I build for client work?

Yes. The skills are yours. The agents are yours. The workspace is yours. Drop them into any project, share them with your team, build delivery systems around them. Many participants who run agencies or coaching businesses end up productising parts of their OS for clients.

What happens after the four weeks?

You keep everything. Recordings, curriculum, skills, agents, workbook, community. Plus lifetime access to the Builders Slack and the option to drop into future Builders Clinics. If you want bespoke help installing this across a team or company, talk to us about Team OS or Business OS.

Will this make me redundant?

Only if your current work is work that does not need you. The Personal OS frees you up to do the work that does.

Build your Personal OS in 4 weeks.

By the end of Week 4, you will have:

Why build a Personal OS?

Why Claude Code, and why Rundock?