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Every word, one line each.
Every word you will hear in the accelerator, in the order it comes up, in one line each. If a word on a call goes by too fast, it is here.
What you get
- Twenty-two words, one line each.
- In the order they come up, Session 1 to Session 3.
- No word that a founder wouldn't need.
The words, in the order they come up.
- Agent
- An AI with a job, your facts, and tools. It finishes a task instead of talking about it.
- Prompt
- What you type to the AI. In the accelerator, one prompt makes one piece of your agent.
- Brief
- One short page of facts about your business. Your agent opens one at a time.
- Skill
- A page of steps the agent follows for one job, like scoring a lead or writing a note.
- Tool
- A small thing the agent can do, like look up a company or check who you already contacted.
- Actor
- One lookup tool on Apify. Your agent rents two: one finds firms, one finds the people at them.
- Run
- One pass of the Monday job, start to finish. Every run is saved with what it found and what it cost.
- Schedule
- The clock that starts a run on its own. Monday, 8am.
- Review page
- The web page where you read each note, edit it, copy it, and click Mark sent.
- Database
- Lists built for software to read and write. Your agent's memory lives in one, on Supabase.
- Table
- One list in the database, like one tab in a spreadsheet. Your agent has four.
- eve
- The framework your agent is built with. Vercel makes it. Claude Code handles it for you.
- Terminal
- The text box where you type a command and the computer does it. Claude Code lives here.
- Folder
- Your agent. Every piece is one file in this folder. Nothing more.
- Repo
- Your folder, saved on GitHub with its whole history. Short for repository.
- Commit
- A saved snapshot of your files, with a one-line note about what changed.
- Push
- Upload your saved changes to GitHub.
- Pull
- Download the latest copy from GitHub.
- Deploy
- Put your agent online, so it runs with its own link while your computer is off.
- Key
- A password for software. It lets your agent use a service like Apify. Never paste one into a chat.
- Environment variable
- A setting your agent reads when it starts, like a key. It lives on Vercel, never in a file you share.
- Cap
- The most a run is allowed to spend or fetch. Your agent stops at the cap, every time.
Where to go next.
The terminalA text box where you type a command and your computer does it. Claude Code lives here. Nine commands is the whole list, each in plain words.5 min readRead →Claude CodeThe builder. You type what you want in plain English. It writes the files, runs them, sees an error, and fixes it. You read the result and say yes.4 min readRead →VercelPuts your agent on the internet with its own link, and runs the Monday clock. Free to start. It holds your keys too, so they never sit in a file you share.4 min readRead →