These playbooks come pre-loaded in Pocket Agent. The playbooks teach the patterns; the software runs them for you.
The Dev-Team Document Set
Stop letting agents reinvent the same decisions every session.
Solo operators ship slop because there's no one in the repo to keep them honest.
Your repo has no decision log. No changelog. No ADRs. No conventions doc. So the agents reinvent the same decisions every session — and contradict the ones they made last week.
You notice it three weeks in. The codebase has six ways to fetch data. Two auth flows. A README that hasn't matched reality since the first commit. The agent isn't broken — it's just reading a repo that never told it what to do.
Competitors on the AI-workflow scene sell exactly this artifact set for $497+. Same templates. Same conventions. Same scripts. They charge $497 because operators pay $497 for this — that's the wall.
Eleven templates. Three conventions. Two scripts that keep the rest honest.
The Dev-Team Document Set is what a five-person dev team would drop into your repo if you actually had one. Same artifacts I run in whited-brain and across every client build. Drop them in, fill the slots, and the agents have something to read instead of guess.
- 1CLAUDE.md template — project context, stack, agent rules, what to read first, what to never touch
- 2AGENTS.md template — assistant role, startup behavior, safety rules, multi-agent coordination
- 3MEMORY.md scaffold — the 4-type pattern (user / feedback / project / reference) with worked entries
- 4Decision Log template + 3 worked entries (date, decision, alternatives, rationale, dependencies)
- 5Change Log template + 3 worked entries (entry format, what counts, who/when/why discipline)
- 6Feature Inventory template — feature-by-feature with status, owner, dependencies
- 7Coding Conventions doc — no `any`, no `console.log`, no silent catches, additive-only migrations, direct `fetch` over SDKs
- 8Security Gates checklist — env vars, 1Password pattern, RLS audit, secret-leak red flags
- 9Deployment Checklist — pre-deploy, deploy, post-deploy verification (migrations applied, edge functions redeployed, smoke test)
- 10ADR template + 2 worked ADRs (context, decision, consequences, status: proposed / accepted / superseded)
- 11README template — what the repo is, what it isn't, how agents should read it, where the brain lives
- 12Supersession convention — never delete a decision; mark superseded and link forward. The brain becomes an evolution record, not a whiteboard.
- 13Cascade Staleness convention + `stale-audit.sh` — `Depends on:` field plus a 50-line bash script that walks the dependency graph when an upstream changes
- 14Lane Current_State convention + `lane-summary.sh` — auto-rolled per-lane summary; a new agent reads one file and has 80% of the context
Zip bundle. Markdown templates and bash scripts. The two audit scripts are the part competitors don't ship — most template kits go stale because nothing surfaces when they do. These ones tell you out loud.
The rest of the stack.
Each kit is $15. Same shape, same instant download, same refund-on-reply guarantee.
- [ $15 · instant download ]The Dispatch Playbook
The field manual for running parallel Claude Code agents without them stepping on each other.
Get it for $15 - [ $15 · instant download ]The CLAUDE.md Template Library
Six opinionated CLAUDE.md templates (SaaS, contractor SaaS, marketing site, mobile app, API service, internal tool) — pick the closest, fill five slots, agent is on-rails in thirty minutes.
Get it for $15 - [ $15 · instant download ]Discovery → MVP Prompt Pack
The sequenced prompts I use to turn a 30-minute discovery call into shipped software in days. Eight prompts. One real case study — Patrick, end to end.
Get it for $15 - [ $15 · instant download ]Wire the Brain to Your Stack
Seven MCP walkthroughs — Drive, Gmail, Slack, Notion, Linear, GitHub, Supabase — with auth setup, working queries, real gotchas, and the brain-sync patterns operators actually run.
Get it for $15
Want all five? Bundle for $60 — save $15 against $75 buying them separately.
Five $15 playbooks = $75. All five bundled together — Dispatch, Dev-Team Document Set, CLAUDE.md Template Library, Discovery → MVP Prompt Pack, Wire-the-Brain-to-Stack — at $60.
Your Pocket Agent gets sharper every week.
This playbook is one piece. Pocket Agent captures everything your AI needs and gives back automatically — standup before coffee, brief before every call, customer Q&A in your voice. New capabilities arrive in your account as they go live. You don't hunt for them — they show up.
Tap once. Your AI captures the rest.
Voice memos, screenshots, share links, emails, Loom recordings — all filed automatically. Nothing dies in your head.
Your AI works while you sleep.
Standup before coffee. Brief before every call. Customer Q&A in your voice. Content from past wins. It just runs.
Want this running without the setup?
The playbook teaches the pattern. Pocket Agent runs it — every playbook active from day one, every new capability arriving automatically. Sign up and you're live in minutes.
$15. Instant download. Competitors charge $497 for the same artifact set.
$15. Instant download. The zip lands in your inbox the moment Stripe confirms — same artifacts I run in whited-brain and across every client repo.
If it doesn't kill the convention drift in your repo inside a weekend, reply to the receipt and I'll refund it. No form, no question.