Operator OS v3.2 ships, plus three Notion patterns I keep stealing from Linear
Three patterns: rolling 90-day OKRs (the one Linear uses internally), database splits over 5K rows, and inline AI rollup queries.
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The Notion patterns I steal from Linear
Three patterns from Linear's internal Notion that scale to solo-founder workspaces.
How my customers use Operator OS
Three real customer screenshots (with permission) showing how Operator OS gets adapted.
When NOT to buy a template
A list of cases where the right answer is "build your own" — yes, even from a template seller.
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Three patterns: rolling 90-day OKRs (the one Linear uses internally), database splits over 5K rows, and inline AI rollup queries.
It is not the design. It is the database count. Most templates ship with 12+ databases. The ones people actually use have 5.
Tokens Studio + a single global variable + a Figma component-property-driven preset switcher. The trick is the variable, not the components.
MRR is a vanity metric for solo creators. Runway is the only metric that matters. Here is the runway dashboard I use in Studio Ledger.
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