Mavericks OS

Mavericks OS for Claude Code

Reliable, auditable delivery for Claude Code agents.

Mavericks persists project state across sessions, routes work through
specialised roles, and blocks backlog/task drift before commit.

Built for operators and small teams running agent-driven development
across multiple repositories.
323 tasks · 25 waves · 12.5 weeks — tracked from one central backlog across 10 of the 20 Git repositories of a live AWS system (15 active Lambda functions). Measured through 13 July 2026.

See it in action · Why Mavericks is different · Quick start

Close it. Come back tomorrow.

*Close Claude Code, come back tomorrow — the wave goal and handoff are handed to you, not reconstructed from chat history.*

Anyone juggling more than one project knows this trap: you close the
laptop mid-thought, get pulled away, and by the next session you're
rebuilding what you were doing from memory or a long scroll of chat
history — both slow, and easy to get wrong. Mavericks writes that down
instead: what was in progress and what to do next live in the project
itself, so the next session opens with a clear starting point, not a
guess. See Pick up exactly where you left off.

Three results

- Close it, come back tomorrow — no state archaeology. State lives in versioned artifacts; every session resumes from written state, not a chat log. See Pick up exactly where you left off.
- Auditable runs. You can see — and diff — why the system did what it did, because state and decisions live in files, not model memory. See What actually carries over between sessions.
- Drift caught before commit. A validator blocks out-of-sync BACKLOG/TASK_STATUS before it reaches a commit. See A status that isn't written down isn't real.

Case study: Synth

Synth is a production AWS system of 20 Git…