Telos

Telos scans project directories and personal life operating system files to extract relationships, dependencies, goals, and progress. It organizes this intelligence into structured TELOS context files, converting unstructured project context into decision-ready strategy artifacts.

Telos extracts interview evidence into structured categories, organizing qualitative input into TELOS life files. This process supports narrative generation by converting raw interview data into structured evidence for decision-ready strategy reports.

A life operating system organizes personal beliefs, goals, and project context into structured TELOS files. Telos manages these files and scans project directories to extract dependencies and progress, producing actionable dashboards and consulting-style reports.

Yes, you can update goals and beliefs through TELOS context management. The system routes requests through a root SKILL.md-defined workflow with mandatory invocation notification, ensuring validation-friendly, privacy-aware outputs for personal and project context.

To generate narrative points, Telos consumes TELOS analysis artifacts and categorized interview evidence to construct a narrative arc: bad news, evidence, stakes, and pivot. This produces story-driven deliverables for client strategy and decision-ready reports.

Generating consulting-style reports requires pre-existing TELOS context files and optional artifact consumption. Without structured personal or project context, the system cannot produce narrative arcs or McKinsey-style reports, as the root SKILL.md-defined workflow depends on structured inputs for validation-friendly outputs.