Free · MIT licensed · nothing to sign
Three steps, about
four minutes.
There is no installer and no account. You clone a repo, open it in Claude Code, and run /setup once. Everything after that stays in a folder on your machine.
- I
Clone the repo
Anywhere you like — your home folder is fine. The whole system is markdown, so it is small.
git clone https://github.com/NuminaContinuum/NuminaClaudeOS.git - II
Open it in Claude Code
Claude Code reads the project's CLAUDE.md and loads every skill in .claude/skills/ on the way in.
cd NuminaClaudeOS && claude - III
Run /setup
A four-question onboarding ritual. It writes your profile.md, which every other skill reads before it speaks to you — so do this one first.
~/NuminaClaudeOS — claude❯ /setupFour questions — your traditions, your language, what you are working with…✓ context-library/profile.md writtenYou are set up. Try /journal when you are ready.
What you need first
- Claude Code, installed and workingNumina OS runs inside it. If you have never used it, install it first and come back.
- A Claude subscription or an Anthropic API keyWhichever you already use with Claude Code. Numina OS adds no cost of its own.
- Comfort with a terminal and markdown filesEverything Numina OS writes is a file you can open, edit and delete yourself.
The source lives on GitHub. It is MIT licensed, so fork it and rewrite any prompt that is not yours. If a skill feels too cold, too clinical, or wrong for your tradition, open an issue — that is the point of it being readable.