>>148816
In the interest of board quality and board activity, I'll try to throw you a bone; but only one, and only a small one:
Do lots of pullups, lots of dips, lots of pushups, and lots of squats. Do harder variations of these as you become able. Add levers, planches, and handstands to taste.
Pic related might be of interest to you. I believe it's from Convict Conditioning. Presumably, you're supposed to do one exercise from each group, referencing the chart accompanying the group to determine how many sets and how many reps. Yeah, the charts are a bit hard to read and the inset text in the pictures is impossible to read, but the photos seem to be pretty straightforward and they should be enough for you to understand how to do the exercises. By the way, I literally did a web search for "calisthenics infographic" and this image was one of the first results. This internet is truly a blessing and I'll be sad to see it go. Boy, are we going to feel stupid if it gets ruined and we realize we didn't fully capitalize on the greatest source of information ever.
I hope this is helpful to you. I know it's not comprehensive, but you've really got to work out the details for yourself; your situation and your body are unique to yourself and they need your unique oversight.