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Cog is a learning tool — an experiment in watching how a memory architecture evolves when given clear conventions and self-observation capabilities. You set the rules, Claude scaffolds the structure, and the pipeline skills refine the conventions over time. The model doesn't evolve — it follows whatever rules it finds. The rules are what change. Every decision is visible. Every rule is editable. Every change is in the git log. Cog is a learning tool — an experiment in watching how a memory architecture evolves when given clear conventions and self-observation capabilities. You set the rules, Claude scaffolds the structure, and the pipeline skills refine the conventions over time. The model doesn't evolve — it follows whatever rules it finds. The rules are what change. Every decision is visible. Every rule is editable. Every change is in the git log.
## Quick Start ## Setting Up on a New Machine
Clone the repo and hand `BOOTSTRAP.md` to Claude Code — it will handle the rest:
```bash
git clone https://gitea.bunny-wyvern.ts.net/artanis/Cog-Sync.git /home/artanis/.cog
```
Then open Claude Code anywhere and say:
> Read `/home/artanis/.cog/BOOTSTRAP.md` and set up Cog on this machine.
Claude will symlink `CLAUDE.md` globally, wire up the skills, and verify the install. Takes about a minute.
## Quick Start (fresh install from template)
Requires [Claude Code](https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/claude-code/overview). Requires [Claude Code](https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/claude-code/overview).