PUFGY
Ship real products with AI — the rules, rituals and small machines that turn a brilliant amnesiac collaborator into a compounding one.
The problem
An AI collaborator starts every session with no memory of the last one. Most of what gets written about that is prompt tricks — they fix one conversation and nothing after it. The thing that actually compounds is boring: the artifacts, habits and small machines around the work, so that session two starts where session one ended instead of starting over.
What I built
- Volume 1 is The Claude Playbook, written in English and German — maps your codebase can explain, sessions that boot, proofs instead of promises, and ship discipline.
- Dual-audience by design: every how-to passage carries a copy-paste block you can feed straight to your own agent, so the book changes a setup and not just a reader's mind.
- The site's "Measured, not marketed" panel is regenerated from the project's own session logs on every build, never typed by hand — with a footnote that names what those numbers do not prove.
- Written the way it teaches: one chapter per file, and a leak gate that runs before every commit so no private name, domain or key can walk out onto a public page.
- Volume 2, The TikTok Shop Playbook, is next in the series — same discipline, different arena.
A look inside
The result
The site is live at pufgy.com. The book is not out yet, and the page says so plainly: "In the making — EN & DE. The waitlist opens here with the launch." A complete English first draft exists — preface, ten chapters and an appendix — and is in review; the release channel is deliberately still open.
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