Aristotle holding a glowing book of stars — Organon hero illustration

Organon

An Agentic OS for Scientists, built on Claude Code.

Personality, persistent memory, and a skill pack that grows with you. Organon learns from every session, folds feedback into each skill, and can propose and scaffold brand-new skills when your workflow needs them.

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Named after Aristotle's treatises on the tools of correct reasoning.

A research day in one terminal

Six of Organon's 20+ skills, composed as one continuous workflow. Each stage routes to the right skill automatically, reads your research profile, and writes feedback back to learnings so the next session is sharper. Need a capability that doesn't exist yet? Organon proposes a new skill and scaffolds it on the fly.

claude · organon — literature

Scripted replays of representative Organon sessions. Paper metadata in tab 1 is real, pulled live via the federated search MCP. Stats, DOIs, and publish flows in later tabs are realistic but illustrative.

Three layers, one research partner

Agent Identity

A SOUL file that gives the agent a scientific voice, a USER profile that tracks who you are, and session memory that picks up yesterday's open threads automatically.

Composable Skills

Twenty-plus skills for literature search, statistics, hypothesis generation, writing, figures, and science communication. Add, remove, or author your own — each ships with its own methodology.

Research Context

A research profile distilled from your papers, ORCID, and tool ecosystem. Every skill reads it before running, so outputs are tailored to your field, statistics, and writing style.

Install

One command. Handles prerequisites, Python environment, skill dependencies, MCP servers, and the cron dispatcher. Safe to re-run any time.

git clone https://github.com/krmdel/organon.git
cd organon
bash scripts/install.sh
claude

On first launch, Organon runs an interactive onboarding that reads papers you drop into research_artifacts/ and builds your research profile.

Citation

If Organon helps your research, please cite it.

@software{organon2026,
  author  = {Delikoyun, Kerem},
  title   = {Organon: An Agentic OS for Scientists},
  year    = {2026},
  url     = {https://github.com/krmdel/organon},
  note    = {Claude Code framework for literature search, data analysis,
             hypothesis testing, and scientific writing}
}