Jay Graves
Blueprint.Inc
Session 001: BOSS (Blueprint OS), the company operating system that killed manual handoffs across CRM and content ops for a local-media company, starring an Instagram carousel generator that hands editors hours back every week and Sarabeth, an internal agent that interviews staff about problems, files GitHub issues, and escalates process failures to the weekly EOS review. Session 002: Compound Engineering, the brainstorm-then-plan-then-execute workflow that writes its lessons back into the repo, which ended project drift across his three-person team.
In the recordings
Session 001 (Friday, July 17, 2026): presented: Jay Graves: BOSS, Sarabeth, and the carousel generator at 34:15
Session 002 (Friday, July 24, 2026): presented: Jay Graves: Compound Engineering at 20:39, What should we even automate? at 45:57
Session 002 (Friday, July 24, 2026): presented: Jay Graves: Compound Engineering at 20:39, What should we even automate? at 45:57
Stack card
| What it does | A company OS that replaces spreadsheet handoffs, generates content, and turns incidents into process fixes; a planning workflow that keeps a small team on one page |
| Models / AI | Claude (journey map, carousel generation, the weekend regulatory build); Compound Engineering runs on Claude Code |
| Stack | BOSS platform, GitHub issue automation, EOS review pipeline, the open-source Compound Engineering plugin |
| Storage / source | Compound Engineering is open source (linked below); BOSS is internal, pieces shareable by ask |
| Cost to run | Pending approval of past house guest |
| What they share | The Compound Engineering plugin, plus the blueprint kit and category breakdowns he promised to add to the repo |
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