AI OS Graph
The AI OS Graph is every page on this site drawn as one object. The middle is where you start and the rim is where you end up, and a line between two things means one explains the other.Drag to turn it, scroll to zoom, and open anything to read it without losing your place. Expand it when you want more room.
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FAQs about the AI OS Graph
Got questions about the AI OS Graph? Whether you are wondering what it draws, what a line between two things means or why some circles are hollow, this covers it.
It is every page on aios.guide drawn as one picture: the guides, the agents, the reference pages and every term in the AI glossary, with a line drawn wherever one of them explains another.
Distance from the middle is the order you meet things in. The centre is where you start, the next ring is the parts of an AI OS, then the agents that read it, then the reference, and the paid rung sits at the rim.
That one of the two explains the other. Some lines are written down, like the guides that sit under an agent. The rest are found by reading the pages: a guide that talks about hooks is joined to hooks.
Size is how many things connect to it. The words the rest of the site keeps referring back to are the big ones, which is a fact about the site rather than a design choice.
A hollow circle is a page that is planned and not written yet. It is drawn so you can see where it will sit, and it is not a link, because sending you to a page that does not exist is worse than showing you the gap.
No. Every page it draws is reachable from the sidebar and from search. The graph is for seeing what sits next to what, which a list of links cannot show you.