wtf is blitzos?

BlitzOS solves a specific problem for people who use Claude Code's cloud agents, which are virtual machines that keep working on your code even after you close your laptop. The problem is that every new cloud machine boots knowing nothing about your setup: it does not know which of your repositories belong together, what your conventions are, or what a previous cloud agent already did. BlitzOS fixes this by generating what it calls a context repo, which is a private GitHub repository that acts as a map for future cloud agents. It contains a CLAUDE.md file describing your repos and how they relate, references to your other repositories without copying any of their code into it, and a folder where each cloud agent leaves a record of what it did. Once this context repo exists, starting a new cloud agent that already understands your whole setup becomes a single click, because the launch link selects the context repo plus every related repo automatically. You can set this up three ways: through a browser at blitzos.com by signing in with GitHub, entirely on your own machine for maximum privacy, or by self-hosting the same service on your own Cloudflare account. The default flow requires no credentials, since repository access goes through Anthropic's own GitHub connection rather than through BlitzOS servers, and your code is never copied anywhere. There is also a managed, company-wide version in a waitlist stage that would give cloud agents specific roles, access to team tools like Slack or Linear, and an audit trail of what each agent touched. BlitzOS is written in JavaScript, requires Claude Code, Git, the GitHub CLI, jq, and Node 18 or newer to install locally, and is released under the MIT license.