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The catalog gives you a file to copy. These are for writing your own: what goes in a loop, how to tell an agent it is finished, and how to build a checker that can fail. Worked through with real examples.
- 01 How to write a marketing loop A loop is three prompts and a rule about when to stop. This works one through from a vague request to a file an agent can run unattended. 9 min
- 02 How to write a stopping condition A stopping condition is a finish line someone else can check. This shows how to turn a vague goal into one, with the failure modes that make agents stop early or never. 7 min
- 03 How to write a verifier that fails A checker that has never failed has not been tested. This shows what a verifier should check, what it must never check, and how to prove yours works before you trust it. 8 min
- 04 What changes when a loop runs inside a company A loop that works on your own site meets four problems inside a company: no single source of truth, gates that are people, claims that carry liability, and nobody owning the run. 8 min
- 05 How to find buying signals in public data Most buying intent is public before anyone fills in a form. This ranks the signal types by what they prove, shows why every signal needs a URL and a date, and splits demand for content from accounts for sales. 8 min
- 06 How to research content ideas for a niche A content backlog should come from what the niche is already asking, with the link to every place it was asked. This covers where to look, how to count evidence, how to score gap and fit, and why you freeze the list. 8 min
- 07 How to plan a YouTube video with an agent Most weak videos are decided before the camera turns on. This works through researching the search, writing the title and thumbnail as one promise, scripting the hook, outlining for retention, and repurposing the result. 8 min
Would rather not write one? Copy a loop that already runs, or install the loop-writing skill and have your agent draft it.