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A vault that knows what's in it.

Every file points at the ones around it. That's why the second thing you build takes a fraction of the time.

Opens in Obsidian, which is free.

what you are opening

Files, in an order, that point at each other.

1.0The shape

Obsidian is a free app that reads a vault of plain text. Nothing is locked in a platform and nothing expires.

Each dot is a file. Each line is one file referring to another by name.
how it fills

You answer. It writes. You edit.

2.0The interview

The vault asks plain questions and uses your answers as context for everything it drafts: the lessons, the page, the scripts.

The answers are stored once and reused by every file that needs them.
why the second one is easier

The work you already did is the input.

3.0The compounding

A second product does not start from nothing. Your answers, structure, scripts and page are still there. Only the subject changes.

Same vault. The parts that stay are the parts that took the longest.
what it is not

Nothing here trains itself.

4.0The honest bit

The vault does not learn and no model is tuned. It gets more useful because you fill it. An ordinary, checkable reason, and the real one.

That's the whole mechanism.

No login, no platform, no subscription. A vault you open and work through.

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