Learn the system.

The complete picture: the machine, what it can do, how to work it, the app and the model.

1. 01How the system works
2. 02What I can do for you
3. 03How to work with me
4. 04Where you work, and the model behind it

The craft on top of the operating model: the power moves, the writing standards, your own expert.

1. 01A few moves that lift the quality
2. 02The three writing standards
3. 03Building your own expert on a subject

Make your own: a knowledge file, a spec, a skill, and the feedback loop.

1. 01Teaching me something once, so I keep it
2. 02Writing down a plan for a bigger job
3. 03Turning something you repeat into a reusable job
4. 04How your corrections make me better

Working a domain day to day: the rhythm, context and data, the job.

1. 01Your operating rhythm
2. 02Giving context and talking to your data
3. 03The domain-user job

Stewarding a domain: ownership, the boundary, curation, the plan, the anti-patterns.

1. 01What owning a domain means
2. 02What you decide vs. what the builder decides
3. 03Keeping the knowledge right, on a rhythm
4. 04The owner role as a job description
5. 05The boundary under real-week pressure
6. 06Tracking the work, and handing it to a builder
7. 07The mistakes owners make

Extending the system: the standards and the builder seats.

1. 01The bar everything is built to
2. 02The two builders and how to summon them

Leading the rollout: roles, governance, security, adoption, the compounding.

1. 01Who can change what
2. 02The five seats
3. 03Placing your people in the seats
4. 04How updates reach you, and what stays sealed
5. 05Security in plain terms
6. 06Designing roles across your team
7. 07Making it stick past week one
8. 08Knowing it’s working

Surfaces, channels, connected tools, git, model and effort — out of the main path.

1. 01The desktop and phone apps
2. 02Letting long work run on its own
3. 03A quick chat vs. real work
4. 04Reaching me from a chat app you already live in
5. 05What each connected system unlocks
6. 06The logbook by its real name — git
7. 07Choosing the model and the effort