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Start

• 00Start

  ❓ Where do I start, and what is in this folder?

  💡 Hint

  Look for the file with the number 01.

  ✅ Answer

  Start with 00-start-here. Then read the files in number order. Each file answers one question.

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• 01Start

  ❓ What does the robot make, and what rules does it follow?

  💡 Hint

  Think about the clock, the video length, and where the posts come from.

  ✅ Answer

  Every day at 6 PM, it makes a 70-second video and a web page. It uses only real posts from X, from the last 24 hours. It never makes up news.

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The 5 steps

• 03The 5 steps

  ❓ How does the automation collect posts?

  💡 Hint

  Read the input, procedure, check and failure action.

  ✅ Answer

  Follow the numbered procedure. Check the output. Stop or record a defect if the check fails.

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• 04The 5 steps

  ❓ How does the automation select posts?

  💡 Hint

  Read the input, procedure, check and failure action.

  ✅ Answer

  Follow the numbered procedure. Check the output. Stop or record a defect if the check fails.

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• 05The 5 steps

  ❓ How does the automation make the video?

  💡 Hint

  Read the input, procedure, check and failure action.

  ✅ Answer

  Follow the numbered procedure. Check the output. Stop or record a defect if the check fails.

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• 06The 5 steps

  ❓ What does the human approve?

  💡 Hint

  Read the input, procedure, check and failure action.

  ✅ Answer

  Follow the numbered procedure. Check the output. Stop or record a defect if the check fails.

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• 07The 5 steps

  ❓ How does the automation publish and verify an edition?

  💡 Hint

  Read the input, procedure, check and failure action.

  ✅ Answer

  Follow the numbered procedure. Check the output. Stop or record a defect if the check fails.

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• 08The 5 steps

  ❓ What is the order of the 5 steps?

  💡 Hint

  Input at the start, output at the end. One step has a 'no' path.

  ✅ Answer

  6 PM input → 1 Collect → 2 Check → 3 Make video → 4 Human check → 5 Publish → output. If the human check says no, the robot goes back to step 2.

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Proof

• 09Proof

  ❓ How do I know each source is real?

  💡 Hint

  I opened every source myself. I did not trust a search result.

  ✅ Answer

  Six historical entries are preserved. The October 11 audit adds primary-source checks, limitations and corrected claims.

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• 10Proof

  ❓ Can this workflow produce a sourced crypto digest?

  💡 Hint

  Separate collection cost, software reliability and evidence quality.

  ✅ Answer

  It can produce an attributed sample with no API charge on the cookie route. Source attribution does not prove every event claim.

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• 11Proof

  ❓ When did the AI work, and what did I keep, change or reject?

  💡 Hint

  Each row is one run. Look at the last column.

  ✅ Answer

  The log preserves 15 historical entries and adds the October 11 Codex audit. KJ's decision on this audit is pending.

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• 12Proof

  ❓ What did the robot's first try look like?

  💡 Hint

  Count the cards marked Bad or Weak.

  ✅ Answer

  The first try picked 8 cards. 4 were bad or weak: a price guess, a 'crypto shiller' and 2 tiny promo accounts. It was never published.

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• 13Proof

  ❓ What did the fixed try look like?

  💡 Hint

  Look for the coin that became 'Quiet today.

  ✅ Answer

  After the strict rules, every card is a real post with a date and a link. No card is price talk or an ad. Dogecoin became 'Quiet today' because every Dogecoin post pushed another coin.

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• 14Proof

  ❓ What went wrong, what did I change, and why?

  💡 Hint

  Two gaps: bad posts, and posts from the wrong day.

  ✅ Answer

  The robot picked bad posts and trusted X's date filter. I added strict rules and a date check. Rule I keep: never trust a website's date filter. Check every item's own date.

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• 15Proof

  ❓ What feedback did I get, and what did I do with it?

  💡 Hint

  There are 3 feedback cards. Each one has 'My call.

  ✅ Answer

  3 pieces of feedback: add more than a quote to each slide, archive every day, and make the setup simpler. I changed all 3. Peer critique comes after class.

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• 16Proof

  ❓ What did the AI do, and what did I do?

  💡 Hint

  The AI wrote the code. Who made the decisions?

  ✅ Answer

  The AI (Claude) wrote all the code and these notes, checked sources and fixed its own mistakes. I made every decision: the idea, the rules, the free scraper, approving the first video, and the redesign.

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Extras

• 17Extras

  ❓ How was each part built? What is generic, and what is unique?

  💡 Hint

  Every AI 101 workflow has the same 5 parts. Look at the right column for what makes this one different.

  ✅ Answer

  It uses the generic AI 101 shape: Trigger, Context, Task, Output, Human check. The unique parts are the strict post rules, the date check, the 70-second card video, the Black Platinum site, the course hub and the phone widget.

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• 18Extras

  ❓ How do I set it up, click by click?

  💡 Hint

  There are 5 steps. Step 3 is about 2 login codes.

  ✅ Answer

  Ask for the robot. The X API did not work, so switch to the free scraper. Save 2 login codes with the helper script. Install the fixed scraper. Make the first video and approve it.

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• 19Extras

  ❓ What do the crypto words mean?

  💡 Hint

  Start with Crypto, Blockchain and Layer 2.

  ✅ Answer

  Crypto is money that lives on computers. A blockchain is a shared notebook that nobody can secretly change. A layer 2 is an add-on that makes a coin faster or cheaper.

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• 20Extras

  ❓ How do I make the explainer video for the site?

  💡 Hint

  Use the master prompt. Then make the 8 shots one at a time.

  ✅ Answer

  Copy the master prompt into a video tool. Make the 8 shots in order. Save the result as site/assets/explainer.mp4. The next build puts it in the site's intro guide and the README.

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• 21Extras

  ❓ Which topics are layer 2s, and which are upgrades?

  💡 Hint

  Check the mechanism and network status, not just the project name.

  ✅ Answer

  Lightning and Ark use off-chain Bitcoin payments. Monero FCMP++ and CARROT are proposed upgrades. Litecoin MWEB uses extension blocks.

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• 22Extras

  ❓ What does the aviation-manual writing standard mean here?

  💡 Hint

  Separate the writing standard from the publication format.

  ✅ Answer

  These instructions use an ASD-STE100-inspired procedure structure. Formal dictionary and rule compliance has not been established.

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