Giving an agent a useful job starts with describing the job well. Ops Lab gives you curated instructions, skills, and blueprints to study and adapt, so you can build specialists for your own studio instead of starting from a blank page.
Create your own agent specialists
The collection covers agent instructions, skills, blueprints, and operational references. Study how the pieces work, then adapt them to create specialists with responsibilities that fit your own products and studio.
What you can learn and adapt
- Agent instructions: how a specialist’s role, responsibilities, context, and working boundaries are described.
- Executable skills: reusable capabilities you can inspect and adapt to your own tools.
- Workflow blueprints: how work moves between you and specialists, including research, development, review, and operations.
- Operational references, templates, and tutorials: material that helps you understand, set up, and improve the system through use.
Connect instructions to real work
A set of instructions is more useful when you understand why it exists. Resources explain the reasoning, setup, and experiments behind the material.
Bring what you learn into your own agent team. For example, adapt a research specialist’s instructions, connect your own tools, review its report, and change the instructions when the result needs improving. Discuss your approach in #ops-lab.
Access and your own setup
Ops Lab is included with Crafter, Founder, and Mentorship. Join Slack first so I can arrange your Notion invitation. There are three ways to use the material:
- Study any of it to understand how a specialist is described and why.
- Copy and adapt the items offered for reuse into your own workspace. Your copy is yours; later changes in Ops Lab do not flow into it automatically.
- Run what you adapt in your own tools and accounts, and supervise the results yourself.
You choose and operate your own tools, accounts, models, and automations. No particular stack is required; the material is written to be adapted to the tools you choose. The Build and operate agents guide explains the related resource categories.