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SENTI · PREP WORK IS EVERYTHING

Make a good website

Prep work is everything. You cannot scream at the model for garbage-in, garbage-out. Describe the chat before the chat happens. Write the goal, the boundaries, the deliverable, and what done looks like — then paste. The prep is the product.

Prep work is everything. Describe the chat before the chat happens. Spec website, admin, accounting, CRM, and delivery — or mark N/A — before Conductor builds. Senti holds that brief on the Seed. Do not dump a suggestion file on cinchseed.com. Do not open AI cold. Open a Seed playbook and fill each chapter there — method by method — before Conductor builds. Just Putz It is not a Cinch Seed.

Method demo — build your pack on a Seed

This bakery pack is a walkthrough of the method. Your real instruction pack is filled chapter by chapter on Seed admin or the owner portal — then print or download.

  1. Method 1

    Describe the chat before the chat

    Write intent, in/out scope, source of truth, non-negotiables, and what done looks like. Exact inputs win.

  2. Method 2

    Spec every lane

    Website, admin, accounting, CRM, and delivery — all addressed or explicitly N/A. A pretty homepage alone is not a website.

  3. Method 3

    Lock delivery and money

    Check the fulfillment mode and fee rules before coding. If money is unclear, fail closed.

  4. Method 4

    Paste one job into Conductor

    Senti holds the brief. Conductor sequences one task at a time. Do not open a wandering chat.

  1. Prep first for Northside Bakery. Brief: Neighborhood bakery website with morning orders and pickup.. Write the one-sentence intent and what done looks like before any page is drawn. Host: the live host.

Senti compiled

Northside Bakery instruction pack

# Northside Bakery — Seed instruction pack

Prep work is everything. Describe the chat before the chat happens. Spec website, admin, accounting, CRM, and delivery — or mark N/A — before Conductor builds. Senti holds that brief on the Seed. Do not dump a suggestion file on cinchseed.com. Do not open AI cold.

Host: the live host

## How this project is developed
1. Describe the chat before the chat — Write intent, in/out scope, source of truth, non-negotiables, and what done looks like. Exact inputs win.
2. Spec every lane — Website, admin, accounting, CRM, and delivery — all addressed or explicitly N/A. A pretty homepage alone is not a website.
3. Lock delivery and money — Check the fulfillment mode and fee rules before coding. If money is unclear, fail closed.
4. Paste one job into Conductor — Senti holds the brief. Conductor sequences one task at a time. Do not open a wandering chat.

## Chapter scripts

### 1. Intent and done line (Conductor)
Prep first for Northside Bakery. Brief: Neighborhood bakery website with morning orders and pickup.. Write the one-sentence intent and what done looks like before any page is drawn. Host: the live host.

### 2. In scope / out of scope (Atlas)
One job only for Northside Bakery. List in-scope pages and tools. List what AI must not invent. No while-you-are-in-there pile-ons.

### 3. Website vs logged-in product (Pixel)
Name who lands on the live host, the one job they finish, and what sits behind login. Soft gates (email required / name optional) stay in the brief.

### 4. Non-negotiables (Quill)
Hard rules for Northside Bakery: brand, caps, voids, fees. Fail closed if a rule is unclear. Do not invent conflicting copy.

### 5. Admin, money, CRM, delivery (Lumen)
Spec administration, accounting, CRM/ops, and fulfillment for Northside Bakery — or mark N/A. A pretty homepage with no money trail is not a website.

### 6. Acceptance in five minutes (Sentry)
A human can click the done-looks-like tests in under five minutes. Fail if any lane is blank and still needed.

### 7. Compile the paste-ready brief (Senti)
Read every chapter as one brief. Write a single instruction Conductor can paste. Do not open AI cold.

## Senti compiled instruction
Upload this pack as one brief. Do not start a new random prompt. Work the live host in place using the chapter scripts above, in order.