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Awesome Bot Handbook

A practical guide for beginners, teams, and developers, from a first small task to role handoffs and versioned releases. Understand the configuration, then ground each task in materials and acceptance criteria.

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Beginner: deliver one result

Understand entry points, finish a fictional exercise, then choose a configuration.

  1. Finish your first small task
  2. Understand roles, tasks, and permissions
  3. Write a checkable task brief
  4. Choose, download, and import
  5. Complete a task through a scenario
  6. Locate the failing layer first

Team: define ownership and handoffs

Coordinate with role ownership, task cards, and named reviewers.

  1. Understand roles, tasks, and permissions
  2. Make team handoffs traceable
  3. Write a checkable task brief
  4. Complete a task through a scenario
  5. Let an Agent read the role it needs
  6. Locate the failing layer first

Developer: read, verify, and contribute

Start with local snapshot verification and a bug-retest exercise, then consult contribution, troubleshooting and file contracts.

  1. Understand roles, tasks, and permissions
  2. Complete a task through a scenario
  3. Let an Agent read the role it needs
  4. Contribute, build, and publish
  5. Locate the failing layer first
  6. Terms, licenses, and sources

All chapters

  1. Finish your first small task

    Use fictional materials to deliver a checkable short report.

  2. Understand roles, tasks, and permissions

    Recognize entry points and files to choose the right next step.

  3. Choose, download, and import

    Check responsibilities, sources, and configuration before host preview and confirmation.

  4. Write a checkable task brief

    Specify inputs, outputs, boundaries, and completion criteria.

  5. Make team handoffs traceable

    Define responsibilities, outputs, and reviewers before adding roles.

  6. Complete a task through a scenario

    Organize one task around materials, steps, outputs, and acceptance.

  7. Let an Agent read the role it needs

    Read a small index and one role, checking version, language, and SHA-256.

  8. Contribute, build, and publish

    Edit declarative source entries and keep downloads, indexes, and pages consistent.

  9. Locate the failing layer first

    Preserve materials and error evidence, then choose low-risk reversible checks.

  10. Terms, licenses, and sources

    Look up fields and provenance, distinguishing originals, English adaptations, and external references.