Just dropped a 23 minute deep dive on the folder architecture I keep showing snippets of. This time I actually walk through the whole thing from scratch and explain every layer. Covers: what tokens are and why they matter, what markdown is, the three layer routing system I use, how CLAUDE.md works, how skills plug into the system, and how naming conventions replace databases. I also built a template you can download and start using today. If you're on Premium or VIP the template files are already in The Vault. If you're on free, the video covers everything conceptually so you can build your own version no need to upgrade! Just want to add more value to my early supporters before the full paid content is done being recorded. Drop your questions in the comments. I want to know where I moved too fast or what needs a deeper dive so I can make the next one better.

For iterative tasks are you just using PRDs and Ralph loops and cron jobs? I’m thinking of using an agent framework to be able to interface through multiple chat channels and also to have that heartbeat for ongoing tasks. Am I looking at this wrong, should I be building my own framework to interface with my file tree or can I pull something off the shelf and still train it on my markdown within different workspaces. Still wrapping my brain around the different layers. The more I’m reading the more it looks possible to just use something like Claude code with cowork/dispatch to achieve the same ends. Would love to have that conversation

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I don't know what to do with myself 😂