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OSWork: Which Edition Is for You?
Explain what OSWork is, what you build with it, and which of the five editions (v2, v6.2, v6, v5, Quick) fits each person’s experience and available time.
Area page: eventos.inema.pro/oswork/en/ · in the menu: “from chat to your agent environment”
1AI as a Work System
What it is
OSWork presents itself as “AI as a work system” and “from chat to your agent environment.” An agent is an AI that carries out tasks using tools and files, rather than only replying in a conversation. The course teaches you to organize files, instructions, memory, and tools into a work system you can verify. The page’s central line is: “Your next conversation can start where the last one left off.” To do that, OSWork teaches you to turn loose requests into organized work: define the goal, choose the context, do a small task, and check the result. You start in chat and work your way up to a restricted bot and supervised operation on a VPS, a server rented online.
Why learn it
Without organization, every conversation with AI starts from scratch. A system with files and rules keeps track of what’s already been decided and makes the result verifiable.
Key concepts
work system; from chat to an agent environment; goal, context, small task, check; restricted bot; supervised VPS
In practice
A manager asks AI for the same report every week and explains everything again each time. With a project folder and its own instructions, the next conversation already starts with the right context.
✓ Do
Write one sentence describing a task you have to start from scratch every time you open chat.
✗ Avoid
Judging the area by its name: read the main idea on the page before deciding if it’s for you.
2Five editions, five paths
What it is
The page offers “five ways to organize your work with AI” and asks you to choose based on your experience and available time. OSWork v2 is the technical path. OSWork v6.2 is the complete, step-by-step path. OSWork v6 is for beginners and takes a visual approach. OSWork v5 is for beginners 40+. OSWork Quick gets straight to the point. According to the page, courses and videos are available in Portuguese, Spanish, and English; through the area access, v6.2 and v6 have their own links in EN and ES.
Why learn it
Choosing the right edition can keep you from giving up at the first terminal or getting bored with the basics. Each path covers the same idea at a different level of depth.
Key concepts
v2 technical; v6.2 complete, step by step; v6 visual for beginners; v5 for beginners 40+; Quick gets straight to the point
In practice
On a team, the developer follows v2 while the administrative coordinator, who has no AI experience, starts with Quick. Both learn the same way to organize their work, at their own pace.
3v2 and v6.2: the complete path
What it is
OSWork v2 is the technical path: eight modules, four tracks, and 48 topics. It goes from chat to the terminal and Codex, files, Skills, Git, a Telegram bot, and supervised VPS operation. It also includes a practice kit. The eight modules are: Models; Chat, Work, and Desktop; Terminal and Codex in Practice; Folders, Markdown, and Secrets; AGENTS, Skills, and Memory; Git and GitHub Without Losing Work; Telegram as a Work Interface; and VPS from Scratch and 24/7 Operation. OSWork v6.2 is the same path redesigned for beginners: eight modules and 48 lessons of about 15 minutes each, with visual step-by-step guidance and a glossary of technical terms. In v2, students can mark topics as read, record questions, take notes, and export their learning journey; progress is saved in the browser and kept separate by language.
Why learn it
If you want to get as far as a bot and server, you need the full path. v6.2 makes that path accessible even without a technical background.
Key concepts
v2: 8 modules, 4 tracks, 48 topics, kit; v6.2: 48 lessons of ~15 min, glossary; Codex; Skills; Git; Telegram; VPS
In practice
An analyst wants to automate Telegram queries but has never opened a terminal. She chooses v6.2, which covers the same modules as v2 in short, visual lessons.
Steps to try
- Open the area page beside this lesson.
- Read the titles of the eight v2 modules on the page and mark how far you want to go.
- Write one sentence about what changed in your understanding.
4v6, v5, and Quick: for beginners
What it is
Three editions are for beginners and don’t require installation or programming. OSWork v6 has seven lessons of about 15 minutes each, with simulated chat screens, real before-and-after examples, and visual step-by-step guidance. You create folders by topic, a sheet with your rules, a request template, and a review routine, without installing anything. OSWork v5 is for professionals 40+ who aren’t very familiar with AI: seven lessons of 20 to 25 minutes on organizing folders, guidelines, reusable requests, and a review routine, with no programming. OSWork Quick is the short, visual version for professionals 40+: seven lessons and about 77 minutes of study, covering the same topics as v5 with less text. Quick is also available as a video, with Nei’s avatar and voice, illustrations, and SRT captions in Portuguese, Spanish, and English.
Why learn it
For beginners, the value comes from organizing and checking your work, not from technical tools. These editions teach you to do that in a short time.
Key concepts
v6: 7 lessons of ~15 min, visual, no installation; v5: 7 lessons of 20 to 25 min, 40+; Quick: 7 lessons, ~77 min, also available as video
In practice
A 50-year-old accountant wants to use AI more confidently. He watches OSWork Quick as a video and comes away with folders by topic and a routine for checking responses.
✓ Do
Watch the first OSWork Quick video lesson in your language.
✗ Avoid
Jumping to the tool or course without understanding the problem the area addresses.
5What you build
What it is
The page lists what you build along the way: a project folder with inputs, outputs, and its own instructions; a record of decisions and failures, along with a reusable Skill; a Git history for reviewing and recovering changes; and a query bot with sample data and an operations plan. A Skill is a packaged procedure an agent can reuse; Git is a system that keeps file versions. The kit section says: “Your first environment starts with real files.” The kit includes templates for AGENTS.md, memory, decisions, a failure log, a task contract, a report Skill, and a VPS plan. It also includes a Python bot with an offline self-test. The practice bot is deterministic: it doesn’t call an AI model or run messages as commands.
Why learn it
Finishing with concrete files, rather than just notes, makes what you learn reusable at work. The kit templates save you from starting from scratch.
Key concepts
project folder; record of decisions and failures; Skill; Git; query bot with sample data; ZIP kit; deterministic bot
In practice
A project assistant downloads the kit, adapts the task contract for the team’s monthly report, and starts recording each failure as a line in the failure log.
6Start with a small task
What it is
The page advises: “Start with a small task.” There are three steps: choose the first module and compare two options available in your environment; create a practice folder and adapt the kit’s task contract; save the result, record a question, and return to your learning journey. In the “Before you start” section, the page explains that you can begin with the fundamentals without programming, and that the technical labs introduce the terminal, Git, and Python step by step. You can read the content without signing up; subscriptions, API usage, and VPS rentals are separate services that students choose for themselves. The course doesn’t promise an unsupervised autonomous agent: it teaches limits, verification, logs, and recovery.
Why learn it
A small task gives you a quick result and shows what still needs organizing. Knowing what costs extra helps you avoid surprises.
Key concepts
small task; practice folder; task contract; no programming at the start; read without signing up; paid services are separate; supervised operation
In practice
A teacher creates a practice folder, adapts the task contract to make a set of exercises, and saves the result with a question to revisit in the next lesson.
Criteria for reviewing your worksheet
Use this rubric after the lab. Each row asks for evidence; marking a topic as read doesn’t mean the worksheet is complete.
| Criterion | Expected evidence | If it doesn’t meet the criterion |
|---|---|---|
| Main idea | You can describe the area in one sentence that reflects the page. | Reread the top of the page and topic 1. |
| Audience | You can say who the area is for and who it isn’t for. | Return to topic 2 and write an example from your work. |
| Core elements | You can name the area’s core elements. | Use the module diagram as a guide. |
| First step | You chose a small, concrete step. | Copy the first step recommended on the page itself. |
| Starting point | You know which course, kit, or project to open first. | Check topic 6 and the page’s access section. |
| Source | Every statement in the worksheet comes from the page. | Replace your assumptions with what the page says. |
HANDS-ON / ~10 MIN
Choose Your Edition
Keep the area page open: https://eventos.inema.pro/oswork/en/. Use an example from your work, without personal or client data.
Prompt: Which OSWork Edition Is for Me?
Paste it into Claude, ChatGPT, or Codex. Replace the words inside < and > with details about your situation.
Read https://eventos.inema.pro/oswork/ and compare the five OSWork editions (v2, v6.2, v6, v5, and Quick).
My situation: <your experience with AI>, <whether you have used a terminal>, <how much time you have each week>, <what you want to build>.
1. Recommend an edition and cite the page text that supports your choice.
2. State how many lessons or modules it has, according to the page.
3. Suggest my first small task, following the section "Start with a small task."
Use only what is on the page; if something is not there, say so.
Completion criterion
Explain what OSWork is, what you build with it, and which of the five editions (v2, v6.2, v6, v5, Quick) fits each person’s experience and available time. Keep the worksheet with the main idea, audience, first step, and starting point.
Open the area page ↗Review what you’ve learned
A 45-year-old with little time and no familiarity with AI wants to get started. Which edition does the page recommend, and why?
View suggested answer
OSWork Quick (or v5): the page describes Quick as a short, visual version for professionals 40+, with seven lessons and about 77 minutes of material. It describes v5 as seven lessons with no programming for the same audience.
If your answer was different, return to the relevant topic and describe the difference in one sentence. This check won’t block your progress.
Module summary
- work system; from chat to an agent environment; goal, context, small task, check; restricted bot; supervised VPS
- v2 technical; v6.2 complete, step by step; v6 visual for beginners; v5 for beginners 40+; Quick gets straight to the point
- v2: 8 modules, 4 tracks, 48 topics, kit; v6.2: 48 lessons of ~15 min, glossary; Codex; Skills; Git; Telegram; VPS
- v6: 7 lessons of ~15 min, visual, no installation; v5: 7 lessons of 20 to 25 min, 40+; Quick: 7 lessons, ~77 min, also available as video
- project folder; record of decisions and failures; Skill; Git; query bot with sample data; ZIP kit; deterministic bot
- small task; practice folder; task contract; no programming at the start; read without signing up; paid services are separate; supervised operation
Check the source
Pages read on 28/09/2026. Area content changes; the official page takes precedence over this summary.