Guide map¶
Start with a persona guide — Explorer, Builder, Operator, or Power user — or with the harness, a learning path, or the section that matches the job in front of you. The posts, articles, and repositories behind the pages are in Social references & inspirations.
Each card is a link. The pill is who that section is written for.
| Five minutes | The harness picture: name the model, then one other part |
| New here | How to read a claim, what is an agent, then the harness |
| Building | Harness engineering, wiki memory, and the research playbook |
| Operating | Harness engineering, cloud and local, and security |
| Stuck | Unstick a loop, then score a run |
Sections¶
00 · Foundations¶
What an agent is, the loop, and how memory, tools, and planning share the work.
01 · Agent patterns¶
The harness is the frame. The other pages are ways of stressing one part of it.
02 · Tools and MCP¶
How an agent touches the world, and how one API can front many models.
03 · Prompting and skills¶
What belongs in a prompt, what belongs in a skill, and two creative stacks.
04 · Multi-agent¶
05 · Runtime and infra¶
06 · Evals¶
A primer on outcome, trajectory, and cost. The survey reading of SWE-bench Verified is on harness engineering.
07 · Security¶
08 · Case studies¶
One distillation for each cluster of posts.
09 · Playbooks¶
Hands-on recipes. Start with your first agent if the sections above are still vocabulary.
- Your first agent
- Research agent
- Write a skill
- Skills and craft
- Operate agents
- Review a gateway
- Score a run
- Unstick a loop
10 · Hosted agents¶
Closed products, read from official pages: Grok Bot, Muse, Dots, Claude Cowork, and computer use in Copilot Studio. Each one is placed on the six harness parts.
Reference¶
| Page | Use it for |
|---|---|
| Learning paths | A sequence and a readiness check |
| Glossary | A term in one or two sentences |
| How to read | The three claim labels |
| Community | The account list from @ai_explorer25 |
| Diagram atlas | Every SVG and its Mermaid twin |
| Style guide | Palette, page anatomy, GitHub rendering |
| Social references & inspirations | Which post, article, or repo shaped which page |
Paths | Glossary | References | Contributing