You start from a running system.

The Starter Kit is two things: a project template that becomes your project, and the BlueRock toolkit, which fills it with working skills and agents. Together they are why your first session ends in a real result instead of a configured editor.

The starter kit becomes your agentic project. Your project runs in your Cloud AI Workspace.

1. The project template

A scaffolded repo, cloned into your workspace in Session 1. It is yours from the moment it lands: plain files you can read, edit, and keep.

Published from bluerock-io/my-workspace. The repo gives you the durable files the lessons build on:

CLAUDE.md
CLAUDE.md
Your standing brief. Loads automatically every Claude Code session. Filled by /bluerock:onboard (or by hand) in Session 4.
Session 4
voice.md
voice.md
Your style guide — every content skill reads it so output sounds like you. /bluerock:onboard writes it from your writing samples.
Session 4
objectives.md
objectives.md
Your ranked priorities. daily-brew reads it to decide what counts as focus vs. noise.
Session 4
today.md
today.md
Your living priorities for the day. daily-brew seeds it, /bluerock:today updates it, /bluerock:wrap-up tallies what closed.
Session 4 · Session 7
notes/_TEMPLATE.md
notes/_TEMPLATE.md
The shape of a daily note. Four sections scribe writes into and daily-brew reads out of: the interface between the pair.
Session 4
notes/sample-granola.md
sample-granola.md
A fully fictional discovery-call transcript (Northwind Logistics). Practice material for scribe and meeting-recap.
Session 4, Session 5
.claude/agents/scribe.md
scribe (seeded agent)
A seeded agent in your project at .claude/agents/scribe.md, yours to read and edit. Session 3 dissects it as the anatomy of an agent; you build your own alongside it.
Session 3 worked example
.claude/agents/daily-brew.md
daily-brew (seeded agent)
A seeded agent in your project at .claude/agents/daily-brew.md: reads yesterday's notes + CLAUDE.md, seeds today.md. Walked in Session 6, scheduled in Session 7. Yours to edit.
Session 6 · Session 7
.claude/skills/meeting-recap/SKILL.md
meeting-recap (seeded skill)
A seeded skill in your project at .claude/skills/meeting-recap/, drafts the recap email to attendees in your voice. Read line by line in Session 5. Yours to edit.
Session 5 worked example
skills/wrap-up/SKILL.md
wrap-up (/bluerock:wrap-up)
The live wrap-up skill from the BlueRock plugin: log the session, refresh the dashboard, commit, push, hand a continuation prompt. Run-only — it powers your dashboard; toured in Session 8.
Session 8 wrap ritual
README.md
README.md
Maps the repo + the install-plugin / clone-scaffold setup to the eight sessions.
All sessions

2. The plugin set

Installed once, then kept current on its own. You do not build these; you build with them, and the Learning Path teaches you to change them.

Skills

You trigger these by name, in your current chat.

/captureDrop a note any time; the scribe agent files it in your project.
/meeting-recapTurn a call into a structured follow-up you can send.
/researchPoint a three-agent team at a company for a sourced dossier — the 20 minutes before a call, in about 90 seconds.
/bluerock:scorecardPoint a small agent team at a company and get a fast, one-page scorecard: what they do, where they are and how big, then Fit, Timing, Reachability, and a recommended next action.
/bluerock:todayYour living to-do for the day, pulled from your objectives.

The starter kit also includes /bluerock:wrap-up, /bluerock:onboard, and /bluerock:check — the setup and session housekeeping the sessions introduce where each is needed.

Agents

You hand these a whole job, and they work on their own.

composerWrites the dossier — overview, signals, and the angles that matter to you, in your voice.
daily-brewAssembles a morning brief that closes yesterday’s loop and sets today’s priorities.
meeting-prepPreps you before a call with a focused brief.
researcherBuilds the company profile: what they do, their stage, size, and who is who.
scorerCarries the company snapshot onto the page, grades the account for Fit, Timing, and Reachability, and recommends a concrete next action.
scoutA fast, sourced scan of a target company: what they do and sell, headquarters, headcount, estimated revenue and stage, one or two recent signals.
scribeFiles the notes you capture into the right place in your project.
signal-scannerSurfaces recent, dated signals — funding, leadership moves, launches.

The kit on its own is a set of tools. The Learning Path is how it becomes yours: eight sessions that point these at your actual work and teach you to edit them.