Capstone: Your Own Claude System

Eight books of separate levers, assembled. The five layers - standing context, architecture, examples, depth and cost, delivery - and, crucially, how to tell which ones your job actually needs so you don't build three you'll only have to maintain. Then the part almost nobody has: five real inputs with the outputs you judged correct, which turns every future change from an impression into a measurement. The one-change-at-a-time testing loop. The post-mortem that yields exactly one line, or honestly none. The quarterly review that finds the rule you stated twice in words that have drifted apart. And a closing argument that none of this moves the decisions that were always yours.