Boost OS — the slash-command operating layer for AI coding agents

Vibe code without the slop.

Name: Boost My Agent Lifetime
Brand: Boost My Agent
Price: 99.00 USD
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You bring the idea. Boost OS brings the senior-dev instincts — so you ship without the “what am I missing?” feeling.

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Works in every agent you build with

Cursor
Claude Code
Codex
GitHub Copilot
Windsurf

+ 30 more compatible AI builders

Your AI coding agent · with Boost OS

You type/vibe

Your agent answers

Looking good overall — two things to fix before you share this with anyone.

Everything runs and passes its checks
A leftover debugging note could show up for real visitors
Your price is typed by hand in three places — changing one could miss the others

Say the word and I’ll fix both.

yes, fix both

Done — both fixed. You’re safe to share it.

Reply in plain English — no code needed

What you pay your AI · month over month

Redos are where the money goes

When your agent builds the wrong thing, you pay it to build twice. Boost OS catches the wrong turn first — and your bill feels it.

Agent on its ownBoost OS installed

Alone: build it wrong, explain again, pay for the redo.
With Boost OS: the plan gets checked before the work starts — one pass instead of four.

Pay once $99
Installs in seconds
Lifetime updates
No subscriptions
7-day refund

How it works

Never typed a slash command? You already know how.

A slash command is just typing /in the chat box you already talk to. A menu pops up. You pick a job. That’s the whole skill.

/vibecheck my work before I share it

/explainsay that again in plain English

/costwhat will this cost me to run?

+ 17 more

Type /

In Cursor, Claude, or whatever you build with. A menu appears — nothing to memorize, nothing to install per-task.

/vibe

“Sanity-check my work before I share it with anyone — like a senior engineer looking over my shoulder.”

Pick a job

Every command is a job you already have, written the way you'd say it. No syntax, no flags, no docs to read.

Looked at everything — one thing to fix before you share this.

Your secret payment key is visible to visitors. I can move it somewhere safe — say the word.

Your agent does it

It answers like a person, not a terminal. Anything unclear, type /explain and it says it again in plain words.

If you can send a text, you can use Boost OS. No terminal. No code.

Reality check

“my issue and other vibe coders is we can build a working product but don’t know the nuance — don’t know the small things about safety or security or things like that, that a senior dev would know from experience”

Customer message, May 2026

You ship working products. You can’t see what a senior dev would catch.

Bad code. Bloat. Won’t scale. Leaks. Prod fires. Surprise bills.

Boost OS bakes senior-dev instincts into your AI agent. Vibe coding isn’t the liability — it’s the skill. Now it comes with the judgment.

Youjust now

i’m about to deploy this for the first time — anything dumb i’m about to do??

agent is on it

Boost OS

What Boost OS caught

/vibe1 blocker · 2 warnings

BlockSTRIPE_SECRET_KEY is in your client bundle. Anyone can grab it from browser devtools.
Warn47 console.logs left in your production build.
Warn/api/signup has no rate limit. One bot fills your DB.

/costhosting + stripe at launch

$0/mo from zero traffic to ~$5K MRR. Free tiers cover you end-to-end. First real bill: ~$25/mo around $5K MRR.

Fix the secret key, then you’re clear to ship.

The full menu

Twenty slash commands. Four jobs to do.

Every command is a job in plain English — type / and pick, exactly like you just saw. Build it, check it, remember it, extend it; type /os in your AI chat any time to pull this same menu up there too. And below the menu: six always-on guards that don’t wait to be asked. Every command has its own page.

boost-os — /spawn migrate-routes

› /spawn migrate auth routes to v2

Split into 4 parallel subagents. Parent waits for all.

Migrate /api/users0:12
Update auth middleware0:08
Rewrite session helpers0:05
Refactor login form—

Build

Reach for these while making something.

/cost
Flags any code touching paid services so nothing surprises your bill.
/design
Shapes a vague feature idea into a plan you can hand to /preflight before any code gets written.
/explain
Rewrites the agent's jargon in plain language, file paths intact.
/next
Drafts 2-3 builder-friendly prompts you could send next, with jargon defined inline so you actually understand what you're asking for.
/spawn
Splits a big job across several agents working at once, then gathers the results.

terminal — /audit app/

› /audit app/ lib/

Found 4 candidates in the scope.

app/legacy/onboarding.tsx
no imports
lib/v1-pricing.ts
from prior pivot
components/old-cta.tsx
0 references
scripts/seed-v1.ts
outdated schema

Check

Reach for these to spot problems before they bite.

/audit
Finds dead code, leftover files, and unused packages in your project.
/health
Checks your live app's error logs so you see what's actually breaking.
/mobile
Audits one screen for mobile readiness and hands back a numbered plan you can give to /preflight.
/preflight
Checks a plan against your codebase before you code, so it doesn't add bloat.
/security
Pre-deploy safety sweep across secrets, env hygiene, dependency advisories, and risky API routes.
/sync
Updates the agent's knowledge of the tools your project uses so it stops writing outdated code.
/vibe
Sanity-checks your recent work before you save or share it.

boost-os — references

.agents/references/auth.md

Provider: Auth0 (free tier, 7.5k MAU).

Routes: /api/auth/[...all] · session in cookies (httpOnly).

Decisions: middleware on /app/*; logout clears refresh token.

Loaded into the next chat by typing /recall auth.

Backed up to your account — pull it onto any machine.

Memory

Talk to project memory.

/forget
Clear a memory entry that's no longer true.
/recall
Pull what you've saved into the current session.
/remember
Save a decision, gotcha, or naming convention to project memory.

boost-os — /new standup

/new

What should the command do? One sentence.

Summarize today’s git activity as a three-line standup.

.agents/skills/standup/SKILL.md

---

name: standup

description:Summarize today’s git activity as a three-line standup.

---

Saved. Type /standup to use it. Survives every Boost OS update.

Customize

Extend the OS itself.

/new
Author your own slash command through a guided conversation. Yours, never overwritten on update.
/uninstall
Remove managed Boost OS files while keeping memory, references, and your own commands.
/update
Check for and install Boost OS updates from any AI chat — newer commands, kernel improvements, fixes.

boost-os — commit guard

›git commit -m “add payment webhook”

Commit blocked — 1 problem found

possible payment provider live key in lib/webhook.ts — move it to an env var before committing.

Agent moved the key to .env.local, updated the code to read it at startup.

›git commit -m “add payment webhook”

Clean. Committed.

Always-on

Six guards that run without being asked.

Slash commands wait for you to type them. These don’t. Install wires them into your AI tool’s own hook system, and they fire on their own at the moments a senior dev would look over your shoulder.

commit guard
Blocks any commit the agent tries to make when it contains secret keys, env files, or leftover merge-conflict text — before it hits your history.
push guard
Checks every commit the agent is about to push for secret keys — the second gate, for anything that slipped into history before the commit guard could catch it.
install guard
Watches package installs for names one typo away from famous packages and for brand-new packages — the two classic shapes of a malicious install.
fragile guard
Warns the agent the instant it touches a file you've marked hands-off in project memory, before the mistake compounds.
env guard
Notices when your local settings file and its shared example drift apart, so a key you added locally doesn't break the next deploy.
memory nudge
Reminds the agent to save what the session learned before it signs off, so tomorrow's chat starts from today's findings.

Wired automatically in Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Codex, and Gemini CLI. Skippable at install, removable any time. Everywhere else, the slash commands work as usual.

Current version

v1.4.0

Released July 15, 2026.

Stays current

/update

New commands and improvements ship in updates. Type /update in any AI chat to install them.

Access for life

Yours for life.

Every future version included. One payment, no subscription, no renewal.

The math

Pay once. It pays you back every month.

Boost OS isn’t another subscription. It’s the one-time upgrade that makes the one you already pay for go further.

What you spend on AI · with and without Boost OS

Your AI bill with Boost OS. Steady — plans get checked before the work starts, so you mostly pay for work once.
The redo tax without it. Wrong turns, re-explaining, rebuilding — and it compounds as your project grows.

The pink stack passes $99 fast — and it never stops growing. That’s the whole purchase decision.

$99 once · 7-day refund · license key emailed instantly

What builders are saying

Non-coder shipping his first product
“I'm not a developer. /explain turns every scary error and tradeoff into words I actually understand, without me having to ask twice.”
Solo SaaS builder
“The commit guard caught a live API key in my staged files before it ever hit GitHub. That one save covered the price on day two.”
Agency owner
“I used to spend the first ten minutes of every chat re-explaining my own app. Now the agent reads project memory and just starts where we left off.”
Indie builder
“/vibe is the senior dev review I never had. It flagged a bug fix I shipped with no test and a debug flag I'd forgotten to remove, all in one pass.”
Two-person startup founder
“/preflight killed a feature plan that would have duplicated half my billing code. Twenty seconds of checking saved a weekend of untangling.”
Freelance product builder
“Memory sync means my desktop and laptop agents know the same project. New clone, one install, and it picks up everything it had learned.”

Built by

corbin

I’ve been coding since I was 12 and I run a YouTube channel where 177K builders watch me ship real apps with AI agents.

The gap that’s left for building real software isn’t the IDE, the model, or the framework — it’s the words you put in the prompt. Boost OS is what I wish I had on every project: the slash commands, the memory, and the language I rely on every day, packaged so your agent reads them first.

Put simply, Boost OS is the language I use when making software — so you can code at the level of a senior engineer.

YouTube subscribers: 177K
videos shipped: 190
based in: SF

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Slash menu with twenty-two commands grouped by job: build, check, memory, customize
/design — shape a vague feature idea into a plan you can hand to /preflight before any code gets written
/explain — translate any agent output into plain language
/cost — money, build time, learning curve, lock-in, ongoing maintenance
/next — draft 2-3 builder-friendly prompts you could send next when you don't know what to ask
/vibe — sanity-check uncommitted work; flag secrets, broken builds, and design smells
/preflight — audit a plan against the existing codebase before you start coding
/security — pre-deploy safety sweep across secrets, env hygiene, dependency advisories, and risky API routes
/sync — sync the agent's knowledge of installed library versions so it stops writing against outdated APIs
/audit — find legacy and dead code in a bounded scope, with per-file delete confirmation
/health — check production error logs for any service in your stack
/mobile — point it at one screen and get a plan to make it work on phones, ready for /preflight
/spawn — fan a task to parallel subagents when the work has independent parts
/remember, /recall, /forget — save, load, and clear per-subsystem reference notes
/new — build your own custom slash commands; they survive every update
/pause and /resume — turn Boost OS off and back on without losing anything
/update — pull the latest Boost OS commands and kernel improvements from any AI chat
Project memory and subsystem maps that live in your repo, survive between sessions
Six always-on guards wired at install — commit, push, and package-install guards that catch leaked secrets and risky installs, a fragile-file guard, an env-drift check, and a memory nudge — no command needed
Memory sync — back up project memory to your account and restore it on any machine; fresh installs pick up where you left off
Monorepo-aware install (auth, database, payments, workspace packages)
Works in Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, and more
Lifetime updates — your license key unlocks every new slash command and kernel improvement we ship, free forever

What you receive

A license key, emailed the moment you pay. The same key unlocks every future Boost OS update — every new slash command, every kernel improvement — free forever. We’ll email you when a release ships; unsubscribe anytime.

Your AI is $20 a month, forever. This is $99, once — and it upgrades every agent you’ll ever use.

7-day refund — email us within a week and we’ll refund your order, no hoops.

Buying for a team? Per-seat quotes and invoicing for 5+ developers.

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After you buy

1. Your license key lands in your inbox the moment payment clears.
2. One install command (or a copy-paste prompt for your AI tool) sets everything up — full instructions on your access page.
3. Type /os in your AI chat and start building.

FAQ

Common questions before you install

Quick answers about what you get, who it's for, and how it actually works inside your AI tool.

I've never written code. Is this for me?
Yes — you’re exactly who it’s built for. Boost OS assumes you talk to your AI in plain English and never touch the code yourself. Every command is a job written the way you’d say it, and the answers come back like a person talking, not a terminal.
Two commands exist specifically for you: /explain rewrites anything confusing in plain words, and /next drafts your next prompt when you don’t know what to ask. The judgment a senior engineer would bring is the part Boost OS supplies — you keep building the way you already do.
What's a slash command?
Typing / in the chat box you already use — Cursor, Claude, Codex — pops up a menu of jobs. Pick one, and your agent does that job with senior-engineer care. That’s the whole skill: if you can send a text, you can use every command.
Browse all twenty commands — each one has its own page showing exactly what it says and does.
Why $99 when my AI subscription is only $20/month?
Because it’s not another subscription — it’s a one-time upgrade to every subscription you’ll ever pay for. Your $20/month rents the builder. Boost OS makes the builder senior, and it follows you when you switch tools — Cursor today, Claude tomorrow, whatever wins next year.
The other half of the math: one caught mistake covers it. A payment key exposed on your live site, an endpoint a bot fills overnight, a weekend rebuilding something the agent got wrong — each costs more than $99. And fewer wrong turns means fewer paid retries, so the plan you already pay for goes further every month.
Is Boost OS free?
No. One-time $99 with lifetime updates — that’s it.
Anything claiming to be Boost OS outside boostmyagent.com isn’t us. We don’t distribute it for free anywhere — not GitHub, not Discord, not blog pastes.
And it’s a real security risk. Skill files run inside your AI coding agent with access to your repo and your shell. A tampered copy can leak credentials, exfiltrate code, or rewrite files before you notice.
Pay once, get the verified files from us, and every future update.
Would Boost OS work for my app builder?
Boost OS is built on the open Agent Skills standard — a folder with a SKILL.md file that any compatible agent loads on demand. The standard was started by Anthropic and is supported by Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Replit, Windsurf, Cline, Aider, and more.
Quickest way to check your tool: paste agentskills.io into your AI app builder and ask whether it can install skills from that format. If yes, Boost OS will work.
What's actually in Boost OS?
Four things install into your repo: an always-on AGENTS.md kernel, twenty slash commands grouped into Build, Check, Memory, and Customize, six always-on guards that fire without being asked (commit, push, and package-install guards that catch leaked secrets and risky installs, a fragile-file guard, an env-drift check, and a memory nudge), and a project-memory file that survives between sessions.
Project memory can also back up to your account and follow you — install on a new machine and your agent picks up where the last one left off.
Together they turn any AI tool into one that knows your codebase, catches what you miss, and stops re-asking the same questions.
How do I install it?
Two paths, depending on your comfort: paste a copy-ready prompt into your AI tool (no terminal needed), or run a one-line npx command yourself. Either way it writes the kernel, the slash commands, and a project memory snapshot — all in your repo, surviving between sessions.
Both paths live on your access page — you’ll land there right after checkout, with your license key on the way to your inbox.
Can I buy in bulk for my team?
Yes.Bulk and enterprise licensing is per-seat — every developer on your team gets their own license key, so abuse detection and revocation stay clean per person.
For 5+ seats, contact us first. We keep team purchases manual so we can support PO, ACH, NET-30, and the admin details your finance team needs.
Email team@mail.boostmyagent.com with the seat count and we’ll send a quote within one business day.
Are updates included?
Yes — lifetime updates, tied to your license key. The key is emailed the moment you pay, and the same key unlocks every future release.
Whenever we ship new slash commands, kernel improvements, or memory tooling, you’ll get an email with the changelog and a link to grab the new files. Every purchase is added to the release list automatically, and every email carries a one-click unsubscribe.
Can I get a refund?
Yes — try Boost OS risk-free for 7 days. If it is not the right fit, email us within 7 days of purchase and we will refund your order.
Refunded license keys are revoked, which means the key no longer unlocks downloads, updates, or access. Refunded customer details may also be blocked from future purchases. The full details are in the refund policy.

The app you keep talking about? Ship it.

Live, with your name on it, solid enough to charge for — because your agent now checks everything the way a senior engineer would. No more deploying and hoping. Pay once, install in any agent, build like you’ve done this for ten years.

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