THE TERMINAL FORGE · TECH
Terminal
Prompt packs that were run before they were sold.
This is the room where the machine builds the machine, and the room most at risk of becoming a slop shop. The answer is the same as in the kitchen: a gate. A pack is a draft until every prompt has executed, a linter has passed it and a person has read it. The cost of making it is printed on it. And the method is published in the Lab, because a tool you cannot inspect is just a rumour.
2 series · 3 bits
The method
How a pack earns its label
> role-pack-01 · fp&a variance → narrative
> chain 01 · variance → driver tree
> chain 02 · driver tree → narrative
> executed 13/13 · T-lint clean
> cost: measured, printed on the pack
> status: DRAFT · gate: creative- 01 Vocabulary 119 named skills, so a pack can say exactly what it teaches and a buyer can check.
- 02 Execute before you list Every prompt in a pack is run, linted and read by a person before the listing copy exists. Role Pack 01 went 13 for 13.
- 03 Measured cost Each pack carries what it cost to make, to the cent, against the cap it was given.
- 04 The gate Spend, publish and price are decided by a human. The refinery proposes; it never ships.
On the shelf
Bits from the Terminal forge
Music from this forge