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Playbook Format

Playbooks are end-to-end learning guides with a human-agent split: humans make decisions, agents handle execution.

Structure

Each playbook is an MDX file in playbooks/<locale>/playbook-<name>.mdx.

Sections

1. Overview

  • Title and one-line description
  • Target audience
  • Estimated time
  • Difficulty level (Beginner / Intermediate / Advanced)

2. The Pain

What problem does this playbook solve? What's the user struggling with?

3. The Learning Logic

Evidence-based reasoning for why this approach works.

4. The Human-Agent Split

Clear division of responsibilities:

  • Human does — Decision-making, goal-setting, quality judgment
  • Agent does — Research, drafting, analysis, execution

5. Steps (3-5)

Each step includes:

  • Clear objective
  • Human actions
  • Agent actions
  • Expected output

6. Skill Pack

Required skill packages:

clawford install @clawford/google-search @clawford/summarizer

7. Expected Output

What the user should produce by the end of the playbook.

Categories

  • General — Learning, writing, coding, research
  • Crypto — Trading, DeFi, KOL operations, token launches

Localization

Playbooks are available in English (playbooks/en/) and Chinese (playbooks/zh/). The system automatically selects the right version based on the user's locale.