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Agents10
executives and specialists
Teams3
operating groups
Skills17
custom workflows
Levels8
U0 through U?

Organization Map

Team and agent shape derived from indexed Markdown.

Marketing Team
Business direction, ads, SEO, growth, positioning, and campaign review.
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Dev Team
Feature execution, UI/UX, testing, engineering quality, and release readiness.
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Training Plan Image Team
Training-plan image direction, generation, review, and process logs.
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Understanding Levels

U-level framework used to resolve context conflicts.

U0 - Immutable / Zack-Defined Ground Truth
These are the most fundamental concepts in the organization. U0 concepts do not change unless Zack explicitly changes them or the organization records a superseding decision. Examples: - Zack's explicit long...
U1 - Authoritative / Expert-Grade Understanding
These are concepts with very high confidence from primary, authoritative, or expert sources. Examples: - Official documentation from platforms used by Interactor. - Current laws, regulations, or platform rule...
U2 - Strong Researched Understanding
These are well-supported concepts from credible research, industry best practices, high-quality practitioner consensus, or repeated evidence. Examples: - Engineering practices such as small reviewable changes...
U3 - Preference / Taste / Style
These are subjective preferences that influence how work should feel, read, or look. Preferences sit above local operating context because Zack's taste is part of the organization's direction. The product, age...
U4 - Local / Current Operating Context
These are things that are true in Zack's current workspace, repos, product phase, or organization state. Examples: - Current Interactor priority: refine the deployed product and gain users. - Current target n...
U5 - Working Interpretation / Hypothesis
These are plausible interpretations, plans, or assumptions that help work move forward but are not yet confirmed. Examples: - Interpreting an ambiguous mobile note. - Assuming which agent should own a new tas...
U6 - Weak Signal / Sentiment / Anecdote
These are low-confidence but potentially useful signals. Examples: - Reddit threads. - One-off practitioner opinions. - Personal anecdotes. - Early user comments. - Market chatter or trend claims. How to use...
U? - Unknown / Missing Context
Use `U?` when the agent does not yet have enough information to classify the claim. Examples: - A note says "intelligence chat" but does not identify the source or meaning. - A task depends on private context...