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Aspi 101

Get comfortable.
Then get building.

Plain-English guides for the tools behind your AI workflows. Start with the foundations, then build the context and skills your agents can use.

Start with Markdown See the learning path

A good place to start

Three steps to your first useful workflow.

  1. 01

    Learn the language.

    Start with Markdown and Terminal. Understand the files and commands your agents work with.

  2. 02

    Give the work a home.

    Use Obsidian for business context and GitHub for versions you can return to.

  3. 03

    Make it repeatable.

    Explore Skills and Buzz, then watch a real multi-agent build.

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Foundations

Markdown for Complete Beginners

Headings, bold, lists, links, code blocks, and tables — the plain-text formatting language behind READMEs and notes.

Open guide → Version control

GitHub for Complete Beginners

Repos, commits, push/pull, branches, and pull requests — the daily workflow explained with analogies and animations.

Open guide → Command line

Terminal for Complete Beginners

pwd, ls, cd, and how a blinking cursor talks to your computer — so the GitHub guide actually works.

Open guide → AI editor

Cursor for Complete Beginners

Ask vs Agent, @ files, diffs, and rules — the workshop where these 101s get written.

Open guide → Knowledge base

Obsidian for Complete Beginners

Vaults, wikilinks, graph view, daily notes, and syncing — turn scattered notes into a connected second brain.

Open guide → Agent workspace

Buzz for Complete Beginners

Channels, agent identities, and workflows — Block's workspace where people and AI share one room.

Open guide → Recipes

Skills for Complete Beginners

A SKILL.md recipe the agent reads before a repeating job — so you stop re-explaining the recap every chat.

Open guide → Web pages

HTML for Complete Beginners

Tags, the page skeleton, links, and just enough CSS — the labels a browser uses to draw a page.

Open guide → How software talks

CLI, API & MCP for Complete Beginners

Three doors into the same kitchen — you type, a program sends a ticket, or an agent gets a menu.

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