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# 📚 AiBook.fun
**A living, crowd-written field guide to using AI agents responsibly at work.**
**An authored field guide of runnable AI workflows for work.**
People read **chapters**. Each chapter is a substantial essay for one vertical, with full
workflows nested in the argument. The workflow is the unit of practice: a documented, tested
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| [Product Requirements (PRD)](AiBook_PRD.md) | What we're building and why. Scope, requirements, success metrics, open decisions |
| [Product Specification (Spec)](AiBook_Spec.md) | The thinking behind it. Vision, principles, content model, business model |
| [Implementation Plan](AiBook_Implementation_Plan.md) | How and when. Path from now to launch and fulfillment |
| [Content management](workflows/content-management.md) | How chapters are written, reviewed, QA’d, and kept current |
| [Chapter structure](workflows/chapter-structure.md) | The blank chapter for review. Copy it into a vertical file when writing starts |
New here? Start with the **[Spec](AiBook_Spec.md)** for the vision, then the **[PRD](AiBook_PRD.md)**
for the specifics. Writers start at **[chapter structure](workflows/chapter-structure.md)**.
for the specifics. Writers start at the **[content management guide](workflows/content-management.md)** and the **[chapter blank](workflows/chapter-structure.md)**.
## How it works (the short version)
- **Content:** readers get a chapter essay. Nested in it, every workflow follows one recipe:
problem, actors, setup, safeguards, method (real tool output), evidence, a ~15-minute Try-it,
share, costs, author. Safeguards sit before the steps. The template is the quality guarantee.
- **Editions:** the guide refreshes annually — which is why it's a subscription. AI moves fast,
and stale advice is worthless.
- **Currency:** recipes are updated as tools and models change (often weekly or monthly). The
`$47/yr` subscription funds that work. “2026 edition” is catalog framing, not a once-a-year reprint.
- **Contribution:** the first edition is written by a founding set of co-authors; open community
contribution follows once the library is worth browsing.
- **Responsible by design:** the guardrails (data handling, human oversight, failure modes) are