Core should mostly disappear after setup. Keep asking for normal work. A connected agent can use Core automatically when visible context, prior decisions, files, tasks, or saved private outcomes would help.
Good user prompts after setup are just normal work prompts:
- Update the landing page copy.
- Find what we decided about pricing.
- Continue the onboarding work from last time.
- Review this PR against our product direction.
The Core loop is meant to happen in the background:
- Use
core_start_workwhen current visible Core context would improve the work. - Use
core_searchandcore_readto pull exact visible context. - Do the work in the current agent or harness.
- Save ambient artifacts, drafts, and checkpoints to
/privateby default. - Use
/teams/<team-slug>or/sharedonly when the user explicitly asks to upload, publish, or update team/company-visible material. - Use
core_record_workbefore ending meaningful work so decisions, files changed, tests run, risks, and follow-up tasks compound into the user's private agent memory.
Power-user prompts like "search Core for prior decisions" or "record this work back to Core" are optional. They are useful for debugging or when the user wants to be explicit, but they should not be the default user experience.