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For builders who build with agents. And for builders who build agents.

What you'll find here

This isn't a blog. It's a reference system built around three frameworks: Agent Power Level (APL) - your control and execution capability, Agent Access Level (AAL) - how deeply your agent touches your systems, and Agent Orchestration Layer (AOL) - how tightly your agent is integrated into your project.

Together, these three axes give you a precise map of where you are, what risks you carry, and what to do next. Every page in this hub maps to a concept, a level, a pattern, or a tool - designed so you can find what you need and move on.

APL

Agent Power Level

How much control and execution capability do you have?

APL 1 · Zero Setup Zero Setup Browser-based chat tools APL 2 · Light Setup Light Setup In-editor assistants APL 3 · Dev Setup Dev Setup Codebase-wide agent operations APL 4 · System Setup System Setup Multi-agent orchestration
AAL

Agent Access Level

How deeply does your agent touch your systems and data?

AAL 1 · Advisor Advisor Hidden logic, no artifact access AAL 2 · Bot Bot Agent operates UI on your behalf AAL 3 · Collaborator Collaborator Inflection point - agent touches files Inflection Point AAL 4 · Operator Operator Multi-agent workflows and schemas AAL 5 · System Orchestrator System Orchestrator Self-healing, adaptive infrastructure
AOL

Agent Orchestration Layer

How deeply is your agent integrated into your project?

AOL 1 · Disconnected No Context Stateless - no project awareness AOL 2 · Aware CLAUDE.md Basic orientation via the map AOL 3 · Informed /docs Blueprint - patterns and standards AOL 4 · Capable Skills Procedural - complex tasks, solo AOL 5 · Integrated Hooks Autonomous - self-correcting and proactive

Glossary

Definitions for the terminology used across the hub.

All Terms Definitions of key terminology