Step 4 · Make it yours
Pick a starter
Don't start from a blank page. Copy a real, working site and have the agent rewrite it for your subject. One starter tells a history as a long scrolling story. The other organizes any subject into a multi-page guide with a sidebar.
The two starters
| history-of-tampa | startup-india-guide | |
|---|---|---|
| Build step? | No | Yes: node build.mjs, run by the agent |
| Pages folder | / (root) | /docs |
| Good for | Learning any history: a place, an industry, a company, a movement | Organizing any subject into pages: a directory, handbook, resource guide or program catalog |
| Extra setup | None (its optional data check uses Node) | Node, on the VS Code path only |
| Repo | On GitHub (opens in a new tab) | On GitHub (opens in a new tab) |
First time? Pick history-of-tampa. This guide's running example turns it into a history of St. Petersburg, Florida, but the same steps work for any history subject. Building a directory or guide instead? Pick startup-india-guide.
What people made from them
history-of-indigo was built from a single message. Make your own version shows that prompt and how to use it for your own subject.
Want a sidebar guide like the one you're reading? This guide is built the same way as startup-india-guide and published from main, /docs. Its repo is fritzhand/quickstart (opens in a new tab).
Look before you choose
Have the agent walk you through a starter before you copy it. On the app path, add the starter to a session as a reference repo (Many repos, one to work in).
Look at fritzhand/history-of-tampa and tell me, in plain English, which files I'd change to make a history of my subject, and what I should delete first.
For the other starter, swap in fritzhand/startup-india-guide and "a guide to" instead of "a history of".
Licensing in plain words
You may reuse both starters. Each comes with a few conditions.
history-of-tampa (and history-of-indigo)
- Code: CC0. Free to reuse for anything, no credit required.
- Compiled data in
js/data.js: CC BY 4.0. Reuse it only with credit. You'll replace it with your own research anyway. - Author photo (
assets/jeremy.jpg): all rights reserved. Delete it. - Images the site shows: each carries its own license, listed in
CONTENT_LICENSE.md. Keep the credit line for any image you keep.
startup-india-guide
- Code: MIT. Free to reuse and change, but keep the
LICENSEfile with its copyright notice. - Author photo (
site/jeremy.png): a photo of the original author. Delete it.
Saved only in this browser.