How much of my own context do I have to write down before the AI worker can actually start building?

You write one document before the AI worker starts. That is the knowledge file: your methodology, your rules, and the answers that make your service yours. Everything else gets generated in the loop.

Here is the order that keeps you from writing too much or too little.

1. Name the one thing you sell and who buys it. One paragraph.
2. Write the rules your work follows. The non-negotiables. Ten to twenty bullets is common.
3. Write the answers to your five most asked customer questions, in your own words.
4. Write three examples of work you would sign your name to. Real ones, not descriptions of them.
5. Stop there. Take it to the AI worker and let it start. Add to the file as gaps show up.

That file is the real work. The 206-page PDF and the AI crawl token do not replace it and they do not write it for you. They give your worker the architecture, the module spec, and the scaffold so your context lands in something coherent instead of a pile of one-off prompts.

The kit is free. The AI crawl token fetches every chapter, module spec and file straight from the server so your worker reads it while it works. The 3 week program and Prigmar are paid, $19 for the AI employees guide.

Keep the file short at the start. You will edit it more than you write it.

Mouldi