Toolkit
Practical assets you can grab without reading a lesson — MCPs, prompts, templates, people.
For the returning reader who wants the asset, not the explanation.
MCP Servers Worth Wiring In
After this you can stand up an agent's tool layer by wiring in the few MCP servers a task actually needs, and you can read the maintenance and security signals that tell you whether a given server is safe to trust before you connect it.
IntermediatePrompt Patterns Library
After this you can pull a named prompt pattern off a shelf, paste its template into your task, and know the one condition that breaks it before it does.
BeginnerWorkflow & Playbook Templates
After this you can pull a proven workflow off the shelf and adapt it to your own task instead of rebuilding the orchestration from scratch every time.
IntermediatePeople to Follow
After this you can assemble a small, deliberately short follow list of hands-on practitioners, each one tied to the specific contribution they actually shipped, so your feed carries signal instead of hype.
BeginnerResources & Further Reading
After this you can reach for the one vetted primary source behind each concept in this handbook instead of a search-result link pile, because you know what each source is the canonical source *for* and where it stops being current.
BeginnerAgent & Harness Starter Configs
After this you can stand up the durable parts of an agent harness from working starter configs — a project instruction file, a slash-command skeleton, a subagent definition, a convention-check script, and an MCP wiring stub — and adapt each to your own stack instead of pasting someone else's assumptions.
Intermediate