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Signal -> Research -> Note Loop
Turn fast-moving AI-agent signal into durable, searchable Starkslab library entries.
The core editorial loop: capture signal, verify with primary sources or real usage, distill the operator lesson, then ship a note with internal routing.
Loop Map
Capture one qualified signal from search, traffic, source code, or tool usage.
Validate it against primary material or a real Starkslab workflow.
Choose the page role: authority, tutorial, support, asset, or capture.
Publish the durable note and link it into Library, Tools, Products, or Systems.
Check search/indexing behavior and feed the next update back into the loop.
Protocol
The operating loop.
The core editorial loop: capture signal, verify with primary sources or real usage, distill the operator lesson, then ship a note with internal routing.
- 01Capture one qualified signal from search, traffic, source code, or tool usage.
- 02Validate it against primary material or a real Starkslab workflow.
- 03Choose the page role: authority, tutorial, support, asset, or capture.
- 04Publish the durable note and link it into Library, Tools, Products, or Systems.
- 05Check search/indexing behavior and feed the next update back into the loop.
Tool Registry Pattern
Prevent tool sprawl by enforcing a registry contract.
Evaluation Runner Template
Automate eval suites to keep agents in spec.
The Coding Agent Harness Layer: How to Orchestrate Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and More Without Workflow Rot
A practical field guide to the layer above the coding agent: when to use native CLIs, when wrappers help, and when a full harness is worth the complexity.
Cross-Agent Handoff: How to Move Work Between Coding Agents Without Losing Continuity
A practical field guide to cross-agent handoff: what belongs in the packet, when to resume instead of switch, and how to move work between coding agents without turning the workflow into mush.
Datafast CLI for AI Agent Tools: Workflow, Artifacts, Handoffs
Datafast CLI is one of the practical ai agent tools in our stack: command-level analytics workflows, JSON artifacts, referrers, timeseries, and handoffs.
Output
A note that can be found again by humans, search engines, and public agents.