The orchestration playbook, 45 battle-tested workflow prompts, a memory system, and the exact CLAUDE.md templates we use to run a multi-agent setup every day — including everything that breaks.
Sound familiar?
Free GitHub lists give you parts. Nobody hands you the assembled machine — or tells you what breaks when you actually run it.
What's inside
Plus a drop-in templates folder. Everything is generalized from how we actually run it.
Conductor→specialist model, research swarms, the team-lead "context firewall", competing-hypothesis debugging, the verify-before-done gate, and the real failure-mode field notes nobody else publishes.
A lean, tested config with the rationale for every line, the anti-patterns that make configs get ignored, and templates (minimal / ops / agents / stack variants).
Paste-and-go, across 9 categories. Each bakes in the discipline that makes it work — reproduce-first, plan-before-code, verify-before-claiming — not just "fix this bug."
File-based memory that survives across sessions, so your agents stop re-discovering the same things. Fixes the #1 complaint: context loss.
Zero → working multi-agent setup in under an hour, with checkpoints and a pitfalls table.
Ready-to-paste CLAUDE.md, CLAUDE-OPS, CLAUDE-AGENTS, an agent-manifest template, a full memory scaffold, and a handoff template.
The honest part
Let's be straight: a lot of raw material in this space is free on GitHub, and some of it is excellent.
What you can't get from a link dump is the thing that actually matters — how the pieces fit into a working system, and what goes wrong when you run agents for real. This kit is opinionated, assembled, and battle-tested. It's the difference between a pile of car parts and a car that starts.
We run this every day. The war stories in the failure-mode notes — the lethal teardown, shared-repo collisions, load spikes that take down infra, "done but not done" — those are lived, not theorized. That's the part worth paying for.
One-time. Instant. Guaranteed.
14-day, no-questions-asked money-back guarantee. We'd rather have your trust than your $19.
Questions
Some of the raw material, yes — and we say so. You're paying for curation, a coherent working system, and lived failure-mode experience that saves you the trial and error. If that's not worth $19 to you, don't buy it (or refund it).
No. The Setup Guide takes you from zero to a working multi-agent setup in under an hour.
Built around Claude Code, but the patterns (orchestration, memory, config discipline) transfer to most agent setups.
No. One-time payment, free updates.
Markdown files + ready-to-paste templates. Open them anywhere.