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Agent for Human

$19Lite playable · full track on waitlist

7-day course: hire your AI. From SOUL.md to a real working colleague — with daily exercises auto-graded by FolderAI.

Free · 12 runs/hour · streams in 5-10 sec

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Your day-in-the-life

I'm a solo founder. Mornings I triage Linear bugs, afternoons I write in Notion, evenings I clear Slack DMs. I keep losing context between tabs.

Result

  1. THE AGENT“HQ” — one place where your day's context lives
  2. WHAT IT DOES FOR YOUturns morning Linear bugs into a short priority list
  3. WHAT IT REPLACESSlack DMs → drafts for the questions that keep coming back
  4. SHARPER QUESTIONSwhich decisions can it make without you?
  5. GOTCHAit doesn't know what was said on calls
Done · an agent for your tools

A sample run on demo data — this is what the result looks like in the simulator.

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The problem this solves

You tried 'AI employees' off Twitter and came back disappointed. Every Monday you re-explain the project because the agent forgot last week. You'd let it send emails — if you trusted it not to send the wrong one. So it stays a glorified autocomplete you babysit, and the colleague you were promised never shows up. The problem isn't the model; it's that nobody ever gave the agent an identity, a memory, or a way to earn your trust.

After completing this

In seven days you stand up a working AI colleague — not a chat history, a portable spec. It shows up Monday knowing who it is, who you are, and what's off-limits. It remembers last week. It earns autonomy step by step up a trust ladder you control, from read-only to acting on its own. You walk out able to hand that spec to someone else, or sell it, instead of restarting a chat.

How it works

  1. It's a simulator, not an article

    You don't read about AI colleagues — you build one, with daily exercises auto-graded by FolderAI instead of lectures.

  2. You answer first, theory after

    Each day you make the call — write the SOUL, set the trust rung — before the why. The reasoning lands because you already acted.

  3. From the demo, a direct bridge to the paid track

    The free Lite playground flows straight into Day 1 of the paid track, where SOUL.md becomes a colleague you ship by Day 7.

Who this is for

Solo founders who keep restarting a chat to re-feed context

Stand up one agent that survives Monday morning without a briefing — SOUL.md and three memory layers carry context between sessions.

Knowledge workers ready to delegate but scared to lose control

Calibrate a trust ladder you defend to yourself: read-only first, autonomous only on actions you've already watched ten times.

Consultants packaging themselves into an assistant for clients

Ship a FolderAI-validated, portable spec you can hand off or sell — the artifact, not the conversation.

Not for you if

  • Нет: People who want a no-code 'AI employee' button — you'll write SOUL.md and wire memory yourself, by design.
  • Нет: Anyone unwilling to put the agent on a leash first; the trust ladder is the whole point.
  • Нет: Teams who already run identity + memory + approval-queue patterns in production.

When you'll reach for this

01

You want one agent that survives Monday morning without a refresher

Day 1–2 walks you through SOUL.md and IDENTITY.md so the agent shows up knowing who it is, who you are, and what's off-limits.

02

Your agent forgets last week and you keep re-explaining the project

Day 3–4 wires three memory layers + a PARA graph so context persists between sessions instead of leaking out of the prompt window.

03

You'd let the agent send emails — if you trusted it not to send the wrong one

Day 5–6 builds the approval queue and trust ladder. Read-only on Monday, autonomous on actions you've already watched ten times by Friday.

04

You want a spec you can hand off or sell, not a chat history

Day 7's final spec is FolderAI-validated and portable — the artifact, not the conversation.

Powers you walk away with

  • Да: Stand up a working AI colleague in a week, not a quarter
  • Да: Write a SOUL.md that survives a model swap without behavior drift
  • Да: Calibrate the trust ladder so the agent earns autonomy instead of demanding it
  • Да: Ship a spec other people can run — not a prompt only you understand
  • Да: Stop restarting chats every Monday morning

What's inside

  1. 01Day 1–2: SOUL.md & IDENTITY.md — voice, role, scope
  2. 02Day 3–4: 3-layer memory & PARA knowledge graph
  3. 03Day 5: Tools & approval queue
  4. 04Day 6: Trust ladder — from read-only to autonomous
  5. 05Day 7: Final spec, validated and shipped

Same SOUL.md/IDENTITY.md pattern every internal FolderAI agent ships with.

What stays in your portfolio

  • Да: A SOUL.md + IDENTITY.md that survives a model swap without behavior drift.
  • Да: A three-layer memory + PARA graph that keeps context alive between sessions.
  • Да: A calibrated trust ladder — read-only to autonomous — you can defend.
  • Да: A FolderAI-validated, portable agent spec others can run, not a chat log.

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FAQ

Is the Lite demo free?

Yes. The Lite playground is free and needs no card. The full 7-day track is $19 (or reserve a seat now to lock launch pricing).

Do I need a card to try it?

No card for Lite. You only pay if you decide to take the full 7-day track after the demo.

How long does it take?

The Lite demo is one sitting. The full track is seven days of short daily exercises, auto-graded by FolderAI — most people do one a day.

What's next after the demo?

The Lite demo bridges straight into Day 1 of the paid track — SOUL.md and IDENTITY.md — then memory, tools, the trust ladder, and a shipped spec by Day 7.

Do I need to code?

No. You write markdown identity and memory files, not code. If you can write a clear job description, you can do this.

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