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The treasure map

The project's notebook. The crew writes down what it learns, and every later step reads it before it starts, so the crew remembers your project from one mission to the next.

On every plan

What it is

An AI that starts every job from zero asks the same questions again. Maria tells it in October that her bakery's prices are shown in euros and that photos go on the left. In December a new job begins, and it asks about prices again.

The treasure map is where those answers live. It is the project's notebook: short entries the crew writes as it works. Before a step starts, it gets the most relevant entries, and it can search the rest. The question Maria answered in October is already on the map in December, so nobody asks it.

What goes in it

Entries are short. Each one has a kind.

  • Decision. Something that was settled, such as "prices are in euros".
  • Practice. How you like things done.
  • Direction. Where the project is heading.
  • Gotcha. A trap the crew ran into and should avoid.
  • Debt. Something left to fix later.

Every project also starts with a "product" kind and a "design" kind. They hold who the product is for and how it looks.

Who writes and who reads

Four sources write to the map.

  • The crew. Every work step records at least one thing it learned before it finishes.
  • You, in the app.
  • A teammate's Kraken, when one of its answers is worth keeping.
  • Your Claude or ChatGPT, through the connector.

Every step reads from it. The most relevant entries are handed to the step before it starts, and the step can search the rest. The notebook is part of the step's brief.

You are in charge

In the app you can add entries, delete them, archive them and mark them resolved. Any member of the project can correct an entry. To change the wording of one, delete it and add the new version.

New kinds of entry

Sometimes the crew wants a kind of entry that does not exist yet. Say Maria's project fills up with recipes. The crew proposes a "recipes" kind, and the owner approves or rejects it on the Helm. You can have up to 20 kinds of your own per project.

For developers

Entries can be scoped to file paths. The Kraken's hooks in your own Claude Code sessions send only the notes Claude marked as worth keeping. A transcript never leaves your machine.

On each plan

PlanTreasure map entries
Free100 entries.
Builder1,000 entries.
FleetUnlimited entries.

Every plan runs on your own Claude subscription.

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