# The Starter Pack

From tuitiv · Human-led. AI Amplified. · tuitiv.ai/free/setup

## 1. The free AI Amplified plugin

Interviews you and writes your six context documents. Lives in the free community with the walkthrough video.

https://ai-amplified.circle.so/join?invitation_token=b218fc4e550a270f2b1e16d4d43bf207edee56d8-8fbac3c7-09a5-4fb9-a4d4-094573fa94a0

→ Claim it: join the free community. The plugin and the walkthrough are pinned at the top.
→ Upload it: in the Claude desktop app, Customize, then Plugins, upload the file.
→ Run it: create a project pointed at one folder, then run the setup.

## 2. The safety pass (ten minutes)

Privacy (Settings, then Privacy)
→ "Help improve our AI models": off
→ "Location metadata": off

Account
→ Check active sessions; log out any device you don't recognise
→ Notifications: off

Capabilities
→ "Load tools when needed": on
→ Memory: off if you handle client data. On Pro, also switch off "create memory from sensitive information"
→ Connectors: Google and Microsoft are reasonable. Anything else has to justify why it needs your data

Cowork
→ Trusted folders: one specific folder, not Documents or Desktop
→ When it asks for access: Allow, never Always Allow
→ Allowed sites: only the sites you want the built-in browser to reach

Habits
→ Don't press thumbs up or thumbs down in chat
→ Never paste a client's name, company or anything identifying. Scrub first (tuitiv.ai/free/scrub)
→ Back up your machine (Time Machine on Mac, File History on Windows)
→ Anything about a person is your decision, not Claude's

## 3. Global instructions (paste into Settings)

```
My global instructions

1. Ask me questions before you start. Before you begin any task that isn't trivial, ask me the 5 most important questions you need answered to get it right. Wait for my answers before you start.

2. When I type #plan. Any time I type #plan, run this: before building anything, help me plan it first. Ask me what I'm trying to achieve, who it's for, and what a great result looks like. Then lay out a short step-by-step plan and let me adjust it before you start.

3. Accuracy over confidence. Accuracy matters more than sounding confident or complete. Only tell me things you actually know or can verify. If you're not sure, say so plainly. I'd always rather you tell me "I don't know" or "I'm not certain" than fill the gap. Never invent facts, figures, names, dates, quotes, sources, or links. If you're estimating, inferring, or working from assumption, label it clearly. If something genuinely needs checking or a search to be sure, tell me that instead of guessing.
```

## 4. The six context documents

→ Voice: how you write and speak, sign-offs, phrases you overuse, words you'd never use
→ Role: what you do, what you're accountable for, what success is measured on
→ Business: what you sell, to whom, at what price, how it works, the team, the constraints
→ Brand: colours, fonts, the rules, examples of things that look right and wrong
→ Objectives: what you're working on this quarter and this year, and why
→ Stakeholders: the people you communicate with most, and how each likes to receive things

## 5. The build order

Privacy → one project, one folder → context → skills → automations → a dashboard you'll open.

## 6. Your first test

```
With everything you know about my business, my objectives and what I've built recently:
1. What am I missing?
2. Where's the money I'm not collecting?
3. What have I decided this month that contradicts something I decided earlier?
4. Based on everything you know, what should I be worried about?
5. Can the plans I've made for this year still be made with the time that's left? Be specific.
```