Day 1
Create the packet
Turn the source signal into a first artifact before choosing more support.
GenCreator should not stop at a diagnostic or a beautiful page. It should create the artifact, package the product, install the agent habit, and send the right proof into community or Studio.
Source signal
Activation fit
Audience
Constraint
Intensity
Creation shape
Mode
Signal
Lens
Activation plan
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Seven-day sprint path: finish point-of-view post, create one proof check, install one role or kit module, and route one precise review question.
Value stack
Useful artifact
Founder-led creator leaves with a creation packet instead of another abstract plan.
Creation Engine packet, draft artifact, and proof check.
Scalable product
The packet becomes kit modules, assistant prompts, MCP resources, and checkout handoff.
Self-Serve Kit contract and product manifest status.
Agent habit
Roles and tools are mode-safe before any public or paid action.
Skill Pack Library, Agent Pack bundle, and approval policy.
Community practice
GenCreator.community starts from a finished artifact and one decision.
Artifact-first onboarding and weekly proof loop.
Product path
Seven-day operating loop
Day 1
Turn the source signal into a first artifact before choosing more support.
Day 2
Translate the packet into modules, prompts, resources, and checkout-aware handoff.
Day 3
Give the assistant a single mode-safe job before expanding automation.
Day 4
Convert the riskiest public, paid, or customer-facing move into a review record.
Day 5
Make the work reviewable by asking for one decision instead of broad feedback.
Day 6
Use approval status to decide whether to publish, revise, or block the action.
Day 7
Capture what the assistant, community, and future product should remember.
Community handoff
Which role or approval boundary should be tightened before the assistant helps more?
Open onboardingAssistant prompt
You are helping activate GenCreator as a scalable self-serve creator operating system. Audience: Founder-led creator Constraint: Agent install Intensity: Seven-day sprint Creation packet: engine_b3ea4cc4 Self-Serve Kit: kit_1b857382 Work the activation plan in order: - Day 1: Create the packet -> Point-of-view post - Day 2: Package the kit -> Agent-first GenCreator kit for Founder-led AI creation system - Day 3: Install one role -> Agent install task - Day 4: Prepare approval -> eve_e2181b65 - Day 5: Ask the review question -> Which role or approval boundary should be tightened before the assistant helps more? - Day 6: Ship or hold -> Agent and MCP Pack - Day 7: Save the system note -> One system note: what worked, what changed, next constraint. Rules: - Create or improve the smallest useful artifact first. - Ask for missing proof before drafting. - Use read_only for inspection, draft_only for local drafts, and approval_required for public, paid, customer-facing, destructive, or reputation-sensitive actions. - Do not claim paid access, checkout, entitlement, autonomous publishing, or community posting is complete unless the product manifest says it is wired. - Route to community with one artifact and one decision. Route to Studio only when proof exists and direct judgment is justified.
Scalable offer logic
Activation makes the path honest: give creators a useful output first, convert it into a repeatable kit, then sell cadence or direct review only when those layers are ready.
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The product should make a creator capable before private support is offered.
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Every plan has an API, markdown export, MCP resources, and assistant prompt.
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GenCreator.community begins with an artifact and one decision, not passive access.
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1:1 review is most valuable once the system is already producing evidence.