Keep Built to Last.
Run it with AOS.
Built to Last named the visionary-company DNA. AOS is the operating layer that lets a founder-led company run on it.
The shared spine.
Built to Last and AOS were built for the same insight: founder-led companies need a system, not heroism.
Both demand a BHAG.
Your BHAG lives in operating memory. The roster ladders to it.
Both build the clock, not tell the time.
Collins and Porras wanted a company that runs without depending on one great leader. AOS is the operating layer that lets a founder-led company run without the founder in every loop.
Both preserve the core and stimulate progress.
Core values are the AOS holds. The mission queue is the progress. The five Approval Points are where the core gets protected before anything ships.
Both hold a core ideology.
Built to Last separates timeless values from changeable practice. AOS reads your values from operating memory and treats them as fixed while the missions evolve underneath.
You do not have to choose.
Keep Built to Last. Add AOS.
Built to Last runs your humans. AOS runs your agents. Founders we work with most often run them in parallel.
Run AOS with Built to Last. Common questions
Keep your Built to Last habit.
Install your AOS.
Twenty minutes to provision. Thousand dollars one-time. One hundred dollars a month on top. Pause anytime.