stem

A workspace that interviews you, then builds itself around your actual work.

Most "AI setup" repos hand you a folder of prompts and wish you luck. Stem asks you what you do all day, connects your tools, turns your repetitive work into skills, and puts the ones that can run on a schedule on autopilot. Then it keeps itself organized as your work grows.

Quickstart

Read .claude/skills/onboard/SKILL.md and onboard me.

Set aside 70 to 90 minutes, or about two hours if you want it done thoroughly. You can stop anywhere and pick up later.

What you get

By the end of onboarding your workspace contains:

What makes it different

It maintains itself.

Every night a scheduled run reads what happened that day, promotes what matters into long term memory, deletes what turned out to be wrong, and fixes skills that misbehaved. Every week another run reconciles every index against what is actually on disk, finds stale tasks and broken links, and tells you if any of your automation has drifted.

That is the difference between a system that gets better as you use it and a folder of prompts that quietly rots.

What runs by itself, and what does not

This is the honest part, and it is worth understanding before you start.

Claude Code can run scheduled agents, and those run in the cloud. That is genuinely good: they work while your laptop is closed. But it also means they cannot touch your machine.