Book
Long-form project starter
Guided intake for source material, outline, drafting, review, packaging, and export workflows.
Archetype Hub
Bob Archetypes
Archetypes are project starters. They ask the right intake questions, gather source material, apply compiler rules, and produce a runnable Net instead of leaving the user with a blank page.
V1 starters
The first Archetypes make complex work easier to begin.
The current starter set points toward practical creation and planning flows.
Implementation plan
Build plan starter
Turn a product or code goal into scoped tasks, dependencies, checks, and deliverables.
Research campaign
Evidence starter
Define a research question, collect sources, extract claims, compare evidence, and report findings.
Why they matter
Archetypes turn chat into structured execution.
A leading chat interface can ask clarifying questions. A Bob Archetype goes further: it captures answers into a reusable project pattern, compiles the pattern into a Net, and lets the operator inspect or override the plan before execution.
Archetype package contents
- intake questions and validation rules
- recommended Node and provider assignments
- Net preview and dependency layout
- output requirements and review gates
- examples for repeatable project starts
Publishing lane
Archetype packages will live in the Library.
The Archetype Hub explains the starter model. The Library handles reviewed package browsing and downloads.