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All 20 pieces in build order, exactly as listed in the video The full file tree, as it sits on disk A copy-paste prompt for every single piece The three rules that stop it turning into a junk drawer
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Your Agent Does Not Need A Better Prompt. It Needs A Folder.
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- The whole breakdown, all 20 pieces in build order
- The exact file tree, as it sits on disk
- A copy-paste prompt for every single piece
- The three rules that keep it from turning into a junk drawer
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The complete folder structure to set up before your first agent, with a copy-paste prompt for all 20 pieces.
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- Pieces 1 to 3: the root and the house rulesOne folder that holds every project, a brain folder inside it, and a rules file at the top that gets read at the start of every session.
- Piece 4: model routing, so you stop burning tokensNot every step needs your smartest, most expensive model.
- Pieces 5 to 7: what it actually knows about youFive context files about your business, a memory folder that keeps track across sessions, and an index so it can find things instantly instead of reading the whole folder every time.
- Piece 8: a tools file, so it stops suggesting things you already haveWithout this, every session re-argues which tool to use and the agent keeps proposing something new instead of using what is already wired up.
- Pieces 9 and 10: one project, one folderEvery project you are working on gets its own folder, and a context file inside it saying where that project stands.
- Pieces 11 and 12: Obsidian and GitHubTwo things that turn a folder into a system you can live in.
- Pieces 13 and 14: this week, and what is in progressA now.md holds short-term memory: what is live this week.
- Piece 15: a rules file, so projects do not bleed togetherHow work gets organised, written down once.
- Pieces 16 to 18: skills, workflows, and scriptsThree different things, and the difference is worth learning once.
- Pieces 19 and 20: keeping it securePasswords and keys live in exactly one file, and one more file makes sure that file never leaves your machine.
- Three rules that keep it leanThe structure is easy to build and easy to let rot.
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