BUILDER FIELD NOTES
Less guesswork. More know-how.
Seven free resource kits for better coding: agent context, accessible UI tests, Git bisect, isolated worktrees, rendering performance, typed configuration and agent trust boundaries. Each one comes with an example, a checklist and the source behind the technique.
Available · Free account access; generation uses credits
A technique, with something to try.
Every field note explains the useful idea, gives you steps to apply it and includes an actual source example or working checklist. Read it, follow its source link, or download the complete kit as a ZIP.
Put the files in your workspace.
Use in Code creates a real project, writes the kit files and opens that project before preparing your chat. The Windows app reads the same catalogue and imports the same files into a local Code project. Nothing is sent to the agent until you choose to send it.
Learn from the people who built the tools.
The techniques link to documentation from Git, Playwright, TypeScript, web.dev, Anthropic and OWASP. The examples are written by Aiora. Relevant publisher videos are linked alongside the documentation; requirements and limits stay visible.
What you can do
- Practical field notes: The useful idea and the steps to apply it.
- Real Code imports: Source files loaded into the active project.
- Complete download kits: README, example and source links in a ZIP.
- Clear limits: Prerequisites and important tradeoffs explained.
The field notes are free. Code requires a connected account and an available workspace. Downloading or importing source does not call a model. External sources keep their own content and licences.
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