Four structured courses — deployment, GitHub, workshop taxonomy, and global naming — plus a reading room of early explainers. All built by Claude Code, all designed for fuzzy-brain consumption — visuals over text walls, one concept at a time.
Git fundamentals, Cloudflare Pages vs Coolify, monorepo architecture, dev/staging/prod environments, versioning patterns, a concrete 5-step plan, and collaborating with Josh. The full picture of how code goes from your Mac to a live URL.
The companion course focused on GitHub specifically — what git actually is vs the GitHub website, how branch protection and CODEOWNERS work, the Pro paywall + your three options, and a visual glossary of 23 terms.
Workshop vocabulary in plain English (workshops, skills, _meta-skills/, family workshops, _system/ umbrellas) plus a bless walk through the D8–D12 verdicts SL-5.3 just locked. Add a tab here every time another arbiter ratifies a batch of decisions.
The problem of inconsistent chat names + memory tags across the lab. Walks through where names live today, two proposed new conventions, and where the global-naming-taxonomy decision stands. Built by AL-1.3 during the May 2026 chat-tag taxonomy research.
A collected reading room of HTML training pages built across the lab's first months — adversarial review tour, Claude Code layering walkthrough, OSS LLM vocabulary, and the iterations of the Migration 02 architecture explainer.
Deploy 101 and GitHub 101 are deliberately overlapping companions — Deploy 101 covers the full deployment pipeline including a quick git intro, while GitHub 101 zooms into GitHub-specific features (branch protection, CODEOWNERS, the Pro paywall, terminology). You can read either first. Together they're the complete picture.
The course strip at the very top of every lesson lets you hop between the two courses (and the explainers) at any time. Click a course name to jump into its lesson 1.