THE STORY MAP · 50 MINUTES
Follow one piece of work.
Meet the system before opening the hood. Each section adds one capability, then asks what evidence would make it useful.
01 · MEET LINTEL · 5 MIN
What is this thing?
Start with the familiar “we had a plan” moment. See the whole system, its six parts, supported client families and boundaries beside other tools.
Enter the story →02 · THE METHOD · 11 MIN
Give the work a shape.
Context, What / How / Why, the cycle and shorter routes. Reuse a method across repositories; keep small tasks inside coherent work packages. Finish with the shared Review Method.
Follow the method →03 · MAKE IT LAST · 10.5 MIN
Leave a way back.
Make the profile change the work. Separate personal setup, installed kit, project knowledge and local runtime. Follow a cold resume and a lesson that returns as a check.
See what persists →04 · SCALE THE WORK · 6.5 MIN
Parallel work, accountable decisions.
Swarm divides implementation; MARS adds independent model perspectives. Two personal screenshots supply the humor. Verified controls supply the boundary.
Scale carefully →05 · TEST THE VALUE · 5 MIN
Show the receipt.
One kitchen brief, three treatments, four measures. Explain what a valid submitted result would need. Current protocol and calibration evidence are available; a completed controlled comparison is not.
Inspect the experiment →06 · MAKE IT YOURS · 12 MIN
Take one useful habit home.
Explain why project knowledge still matters as models improve. Choose a small working set, connect it to SE and CSA work, design a pilot and discuss what the team is tired of explaining twice.
Choose the next step →Go deeper when it helps.
Product introduction · 6 minutes — Lintel, the CAIP pack and the planned Core and Benchmark packages, with availability stated explicitly.
Technical module · 18 minutes — exact files, roles, storage, lifecycle, hooks, client routes, policy and proof. Separate from the 50-minute main session.
The untimed welcome plus these routes make 50 screens. There is no duplicate Backup section: concepts appear once in the main story, with implementation depth in the technical reference. Older shared slide anchors redirect to their current equivalent.
Read the evidence at its own date.
The current reference follows 49f2d152 · 0.12.0 unreleased, inspected 28 September 2026. Historical helper demonstrations retain their original pins. A refresh of the story is not a rerun of the demos.
Sources and evidence boundaries →