Learn
These are archived as written. They stay at their original URLs, with nothing moved and nothing redirected, and each one carries the date it stopped being maintained. Archived is not the same as paused, and it is not the same as wrong.
How coding systems work
The Primer explains how modern coding systems fit together for a reader who does not write code: what code is, what a stack is, what an AI agent does, what a skill is, and what MCP connects. The volume is archived as written and kept at its original URL. Nothing in it has been rewritten to match the current site; the archive date says when it stopped being maintained.
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Curated tools and servers
The Manuscript is a curated catalog of tools and MCP servers, grouped by the job each one does, with an install line and a source link for every entry. The catalog count shown anywhere on this site is computed from the catalog source at build. An earlier version of this site printed a hand-typed figure that was wrong by a factor of eight, and that class of defect is what the computed count exists to prevent.
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Build something
The Workshop is three practical guides that end in a working setup: standing up an AI agent, installing a skill, and connecting an MCP server. Each guide is written to be followed once, start to finish, rather than skimmed. The volume is archived as written and kept at its original URL, with the archive date stated on the page.
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