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An AI assistant that answers questions about T00, grounded in this site's own documentation.

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This feature is temporarily paused while I work out a sustainable way to run it — each question costs real AI compute. It'll be back soon. In the meantime, here are answers to the questions people ask most:

Common questions

What is T00?
T00 is a personal AI-collaboration framework — not a product for sale, but the working method Jason built through months of daily hands-on iteration with Claude Code. Every other product on this site was built through it.
How is it different from just using Claude Code normally?
Claude Code is a tool. T00 is a layer of habits and conventions on top of it — a persistent req/reply log so nothing gets lost across long sessions, trust-level tags for how freely AI can change code, cross-session memory, and 30 custom slash commands for repeatable workflows.
What's the req/reply protocol?
A convention where requests and substantive answers get written into persistent log files instead of only living in a chat window that scrolls away — because in long AI-assisted sessions, the human is usually the one who forgets, not the AI.
Can I use T00 for my own projects?
T00 itself isn't packaged as a install-and-go product — it's Jason's own evolving system. But the ideas behind it (persistent req/reply logs, trust-level tagging, packaged slash commands) are general patterns you can adopt in your own AI workflow. See the T00 Knowledge Base for the breakdown.
Who built this, and why?
Jason, with 25+ years of software engineering and requirements-definition experience, built T00 while working daily with Claude Code — partly to make that collaboration more effective, and partly as an attempt to encode decades of engineering judgment into a repeatable practice.
What products were actually built with T00?
An AI app generator, an email-driven task agent, a live e-commerce shop with real Stripe checkout, a KDP e-book publishing pipeline, a browser game hall, an MD Reader app, and more — see the homepage for the full list, all built through the T00 process.