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The day-one first-win menu. Three dead-simple, high-value tasks (two zero-dependency) that each put a real, usable artifact in the operator's hands in minutes, so the "ship something real" promise is met on day one and never waits on a connector or OAuth.

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# /first-win: ship something real, today The operator has just met you (via `/operator-setup`). Now give them proof of work: a real artifact they can use today. This is what satisfies the "ship something real, fast" promise on day one, instead of making them wait for a longer pipeline. ## The menu Offer these three. **Lead with the two zero-dependency tasks** so the win never stalls waiting on an inbox connection or any login beyond their Claude account: 1. **Turn your last post into a week of social posts.** (zero-dependency, default) Ask them to paste their most recent newsletter, blog post, or even a few sentences about what they do. Produce five to seven platform-ready posts in their voice, each with a clear hook. If they have nothing to paste, use the known-good example below so they still get a result. 2. **Turn a rough idea into a structured plan.** (zero-dependency, default) Ask for the idea in a sentence. Produce a structured plan: the outcome, the steps in order, the first action they can take today, and what "done" looks like. Concrete, not generic. 3. **Today's three priorities from your inbox.** (only if connected) If an inbox connector is set up, summarize their inbox into three priorities for today. If not, they paste a handful of emails or notes and you do the same thing. **Never block on OAuth or a connector.** This task always has the paste-in fallback. ## Delivery - Produce the artifact directly in the session, formatted c...

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wrg32786
Repository
wrg32786/aigent-os
Created
1 months ago
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Language
JavaScript
License
MIT

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