Source Nate Herk: AIOS course

Ch 3: Framework 2: the 4 C's (Context, Connections, Capabilities, Cadence)

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Content by Nate Herk (@nateherk). Chapter starts at 0:11:35. Auto-transcribed; names may be misheard.

Summary

The whole idea is that if you opened up a new cloud chat right now or a new Claude Code session, how much would it know about you if you asked a question?
So here is the four C's of an AIO S and once again, the important part is that tools change every six months, maybe even quicker, but the platform that we're doing right now and the foundation that we're building is going to be able to move across whatever happens.
We're setting up our contacts, which is basically the brain, making sure it knows our business. setting up the connections to make sure that it can touch things, whether that is an MCP or an API or a CLI or, you know, whatever it is, we're setting up the
And we have a skill inside of the template I'm gonna give you guys where you can run an audit and just make sure that you're good and you can find opportunities to add more connections or add more capabilities and things like that.
Instead of having to drop in like a full, two paragraph brief for what you want, you could basically say, hey, we need a quarter three report and I need it by the end of the day.

The whole idea is that if you opened up a new cloud chat right now or a new Claude Code session, how much would it know about you if you asked a question?
So test it, ask a question and see, does this answer like a teammate or like an executive assistant or is this answering like a stranger who just met you five seconds ago?
So here is the four C's of an AIO S and once again, the important part is that tools change every six months, maybe even quicker, but the platform that we're doing right now and the foundation that we're building is going to be able to move across whatever happens.
We're setting up our contacts, which is basically the brain, making sure it knows our business. setting up the connections to make sure that it can touch things, whether that is an MCP or an API or a CLI or, you know, whatever it is, we're setting up the
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And we have a skill inside of the template I'm gonna give you guys where you can run an audit and just make sure that you're good and you can find opportunities to add more connections or add more capabilities and things like that.
You could ask like, hey, what's on my plate today? or help me plan my day.
And it would be able to read through everything, look at your calendar and help you block off things based on your priorities and based on maybe previous conversations you've been having in that week and with the capabilities.
Instead of having to drop in like a full, two paragraph brief for what you want, you could basically say, hey, we need a quarter three report and I need it by the end of the day.
Topic: Topic: operating system · think · business