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Practitioner tools for
agentic builders.

Not a course. Not a prompt library. These are the working documents, templates, and reference maps used inside the Celestial Sphere ADLC — the operational system behind The Wyrd. Each piece is a tangible deliverable you use every time you build.

What you're getting

  • PDF documents — no video, no course portal, no login required
  • AI instructions written for use with any frontier model
  • Working references built to be used on repeat, not read once

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3 pieces
The Agent Anatomy Sheet
Define every agent before you build it. Name, phase, SDLC role, inputs, outputs, decision authority, and success criteria — the six fields that prevent overreach, bad handoffs, and agents that work but don't work together.
  • The six fields that define an agent's role in a system
  • Prevents overreach, bad handoffs, and agents that don't work together
  • Reference every time you scope a new agent
The Agentic SDLC Map
The full development lifecycle made visible. Five phases, five agents, every handoff, and the complete cycle from first idea to deployed product and back. The map that makes the whole system legible at once.
  • Five phases, five agents, every handoff — the full cycle in one view
  • Makes the whole system legible at once
  • Reference at the start and end of every build cycle
Ariadne's Thread
The agent handoff protocol. A structured document that travels with the work from one agent to the next — carrying what was made, why, what constraints the next agent needs, and what it's expected to do. The connective tissue of the system.
  • Carries what was made, why, constraints, and next-agent expectations
  • Keeps context intact across agent transitions
  • Used at every handoff — the protocol that makes multi-agent systems function
Bundle · Foundation Kit
The Foundation Kit
The three pieces you need before you run your first cycle. The map orients you. The anatomy sheet defines your agents. Ariadne's Thread connects them. Together, they are the operational foundation of any agentic development system.
The Agent Anatomy Sheet The Agentic SDLC Map Ariadne's Thread: The Agent Handoff Template
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In Development

8 pieces
Decision guide · Scored rubric
Why You Need a Framework (And How to Pick One)
A six-question rubric that tells you exactly what kind of framework your situation actually calls for — before you build something you'll abandon.
Reference card · Checklist
Best Practices Checklist: Building Software with AI
The actual moves, in the order they matter — before you prompt, during a build cycle, after a deploy. Drawn from real sessions, not theory.
Fillable template
The Brand Kit Brief for Your Design Agent
Give your design agent the constraints it needs to make consistent decisions. What it can change, what it can never change, and every color and type spec it needs to hold your visual identity.
Fillable worksheet
The Human Decision Gate Worksheet
Map the five moments in your system where you need to stay in the loop — before something breaks, not after. One gate per phase. Everything else runs.
Guided worksheet
The Framework Builder Kit
Build your own ADLC from scratch using the Celestial Sphere as the reference model. Anchor, phases, agents, handoffs, governance — the complete build in order.
Pre-flight checklist
The First Cycle Prep Checklist
Everything that needs to be in place before you run your first cycle. Infrastructure, agent files, context, scope. Work through it once. Skip nothing.
Reference map · Annotated
The Wyrd Stack
Every tool, what it does, where it sits, and how it connects to everything else. The full stack as a system of relationships, not a list of apps.
Deep-dive reference guide
Archiving & Auditing Your Cycles
Make Ariadne's Thread into an actual audit trail. How to store, structure, and use your cycle outputs to measure improvement and trace any decision back to its source.
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