Notes on agent kits
What a kit is, how we review them, how creators write the lesson, and what people actually buy.
Selling kits, not prompts: the economics
Why the median prompt sells for six dollars, what a demo and a lesson do to that number, and how the 80% share and membership picks work for creators.
Read the postThe ten-minute lesson: a template for creators
Every kit ships with five steps. Here's the template, what each step is for, and the two sentences that make or break it.
How we review kits
The checklist we run before a kit goes live: a clean session, the demo side by side, the lesson's two follow-up prompts, and the things that get an automatic no.
Why some demos are live and some are videos
A live demo is the kit's real output running in a sandbox. When the output can't run in a browser, a recording with the badge burned in is the next best proof.
What is an agent kit?
Tested instructions for a coding agent, plus proof they work and a lesson on changing the result. Why that's a different product from a prompt, and from code.