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The Handbook
Eleven illustrated sections on who decides the next step at run time.
- Prerequisite
- None. All examples are scripted and work without a model key.
- Outcome
- Choose how much run-time control a problem should hand to a model.
- Artifact
- A completed 10-brief Control Room result and targeted sections to revisit.
- Evidence
- Completion means submitting all 10 briefs, not merely opening sections.
0/11 sectionsStart →The Lab
Write a prompt, then score it against twenty real cases and watch the number move.
- Prerequisite
- A low-credit DeepSeek key for live stages; the rules exercise itself is local.
- Outcome
- Turn a brittle rule set into a prompt and evaluate it across varied cases.
- Artifact
- Rules, a prompt draft, preview evidence and one complete 20-case Eval result.
- Evidence
- A complete Eval is recorded at any score; 16/20 is a suggested target, not completion.
0/4 stepsStart →Build an Agent
Nine guided stages (0–8) on your own machine, plus the Stage 9 transfer project: the agent loop, a permission gate, prompt injection.
Starts with an on-site setup guide, then opens the local TypeScript course on GitHub.
- Prerequisite
- Basic TypeScript, Git, Node.js 24, a terminal and an editor.
- Outcome
- Build a bounded tool-use loop with Evals, approvals, review and trust boundaries.
- Artifact
- A Stage 9 Markdown design, Eval JSON, evidence and retrospective for your own domain.
- Evidence
- Local checker results plus the Stage 9 rubric; progress stays in course/progress.json.
Open the course →Human in the Loop
Designing the moment a person steps in, so it happens before the damage and not after.
Coming soon