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Share the Bot as a template, keep the diary

A sharp seat stays locked to your desk — useless for anyone else.

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What hurt

arianlooterking kept every Bot sharp for himself and dead weight for anyone who needed the same lane later. The quieter move: pack a clean template of the workflow, not the diary.

What to install or create

Five packing rules he runs: workflow not life; keep seat shape (CoS + specialists, no mega-bot); generalize names and repos before pack; pack only job-defining skills/routines/plugins; draft first, public share only when asked. Author-quoted checklist — no invented system prompt.

Bots

  • Lane template

    One named seat with skills and routines that define the job. No credentials, no private memory, no mega-bot chaos.

Plugins

  • None on day one. Follow the first-run steps.

Routines

  • None on the first run. Watch one manual pass first.

The prompt

This is a tip, not a pasteable system prompt. The author did not publish one. Follow the first-run steps.

First run

  1. 1Read https://x.com/arianlooterking/status/2096764111228919844 for his five packing rules.
  2. 2Pick one stable lane (not a half-trained mega-bot).
  3. 3Strip credentials, private memory, people's names, and trade secrets. Generalize "Ping Meg" → "ping your staffing lead".
  4. 4Keep only skills, routines, and marketplace plugins that define the job.
  5. 5Draft a private pack first. Public share only when you (or someone) actually asks.

Approval fence

Do not publish a template, share credentials, or include private memory without your yes.

What to tweak

A template is how a sharp seat travels without dragging your life into someone else's sidebar.

Source

Arian @arianlooterking · Original post

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