Turn a sold service into a controlled delivery system.

Client Delivery OS is the bridge between selling consulting/coaching and actually delivering it. It gives each client a goal, scope, owner, proof gate, risk register, scorecard, and handoff.

Simple layer. Use this after a lead moves toward a yes, or before you promise work. No client enters without an objective, a bounded workflow, a proof gate, an owner, a cadence, visible risks, and a handoff path.

The generator reads the service offer kit, company builder, client pipeline tracker, cashflow ledger, presence engine, learning path, weekly review, daily brief, and local session import. It writes Markdown, JSON, and a cockpit import.

Run the delivery OS

node work/life-os-client-delivery-os.mjs
# or
node work/life-os.mjs delivery

# then open:
outputs/life-os-command-center/client-delivery-os.md

Use the five phases

IntakeConfirm fit, workflow, cost, done-when, and owner.

DiagnosticMap before/after, risk, first proof, and next decision.

SprintBuild the minimum workflow, prompts, routine, and evidence.

AdvisoryKeep cadence without creating endless dependency.

HandoffTransfer assets, scorecard, backlog, and renewal decision.

Gate every client with the checklist

objective
one workflow
done-when
proof gate
required context
out-of-scope
update cadence
risk review
handoff template
scope-change rule

Keep a proof library

The module prepares intake notes, before/after maps, decision logs, scorecards, sanitized screenshots, handoff checklists, and renewal/referral notes. Those assets become better delivery, better proposals, and safer LinkedIn/X content.

Import into the cockpit

outputs/life-os-command-center/client-delivery-import.json

Proof from this run: Client Delivery OS writes 5 phases, 10 onboarding items, 7 diagnostic steps, a 10-day sprint workflow, 4 coaching weeks, 6 delivery queue rows, 8 scorecard metrics, 8 proof assets, 6 templates, 8 risks, 7 next actions, and 8 cockpit captures.

Guardrails

This system does not create contracts, invoices, calendar invites, emails, DMs, final proposals, or financial promises. It does not replace legal, tax, accounting, financial, medical, mental-health, or professional advice. Review anything client-facing manually.