thetacog-mcp 1.0.0 → 1.0.2
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- package/.workflow/cursor-laboratory.html +192 -0
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- package/.workflow/terminal-voice.html +245 -0
- package/.workflow/vscode-architect.html +338 -0
- package/.workflow/wezterm-vault.html +379 -0
- package/README.md +114 -95
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<h1>🎩 KITTY: THE OPERATOR</h1>
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<div class="subtitle">TIER 3: OPERATIONS | Reversible with cost | 1-Month Horizon</div>
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"Kick open the double doors. The room is loud. Green radar screens are flashing. This is the War Room. You are hunting."
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<h2>💰 STAKES: REVENUE-LEVEL</h2>
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<p>Lost deal = Cash flow hit<br/>Revenue operations<br/>Turn attention into money</p>
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<li><strong>Advisor Meeting Agenda:</strong> Demand introductions to Sales Leaders, not ask for help</li>
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<li><strong>LinkedIn Inbox Triage:</strong> Flag the whales, trash the noise</li>
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<li><strong>Deploy "People Who Want to Help":</strong> Recruit them as reseller army</li>
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<li><strong>3 Hot Leads Follow-up:</strong> Close the deals + Beta reader feedback (Ch. 7)</li>
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<h3>Flywheel Mechanics: The Market Sensor Array</h3>
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<li><strong>INPUTS RECEIVED:</strong> Warm leads from Terminal (LinkedIn posts → DMs), thought leadership positioning from The Voice, product features from iTerm2 Builder, strategic positioning from VS Code Architect</li>
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<li><strong>THE TRANSFORMATION:</strong> Kitty converts inbound attention into closed deals, extracting market intelligence from every conversation. You are the sensor array detecting what the market actually wants</li>
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<li><strong>OUTPUTS PRODUCED:</strong> Customer objections flow to The Vault as research questions ("Why do they resist this?"), feature requests flow to iTerm2 as bug reports ("They need X to close"), revenue data flows to VS Code as strategic input ("Market prefers Y over Z")</li>
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<li><strong>FEEDBACK LOOPS:</strong> Every lost deal teaches The Architect what to pivot. Every closed deal funds The Builder to ship faster. Every customer question reveals gaps in The Voice's messaging</li>
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<li><strong>MARKET SENSING:</strong> You are not just selling; you are listening. The phones ring. The radar pings. Every conversation is signal. What do they complain about? What makes them say yes? Feed that intelligence upstream</li>
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<li><strong>THE WAR ROOM REALITY:</strong> Green screens flash with real-time objections. You triangulate patterns. Three prospects say "too expensive" → signal to VS Code (pricing pivot). Five ask for "team features" → signal to iTerm2 (roadmap priority). The market tells you what to build next</li>
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<li>Kitty is the handshake. Kitty is the sensor. Kitty is where attention becomes revenue AND revenue becomes intelligence</li>
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<li>You are taking the list of "People Who Want to Help" and deploying them as an army</li>
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<h2>🔄 COMPLETE FLYWHEEL CYCLE: One Deal's Intelligence Loop</h2>
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<h3 style="font-size: 1.5em; color: #10b981; margin-bottom: 20px;">Example: The "Too Expensive" Objection Pattern</h3>
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<p style="line-height: 1.7; color: #555;">Terminal's LinkedIn post generates 23 DMs. Kitty triages: 8 qualified leads. Kitty books 4 discovery calls. First call: Founder says "I love the concept but $199/month is too expensive for my 3-person team." Kitty logs the objection. Second call: Same objection. Third call: SAME objection. Kitty detects a pattern: 75% of prospects balk at pricing.</p>
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<p style="line-height: 1.7; color: #555;">Inside Kitty, you analyze: <strong>3 prospects said "too expensive"</strong> but <strong>0 prospects said "I don't need this."</strong> This is NOT a value problem—it's a pricing model problem. Kitty packages the insight: "Market wants the product but can't afford flat-rate pricing. Need volume-based tiers." Kitty prepares to send this intelligence upstream.</p>
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<strong>→ VS Code (Architect):</strong> "Pricing model broken. Recommend 3-tier structure: Solo ($49), Team ($149), Enterprise ($499)." VS Code receives this and makes strategic decision within 48 hours.<br/>
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<strong>→ Terminal (Voice):</strong> "Market messaging needs to emphasize 'Scales with you' not just 'Powerful features.'" Terminal adjusts next LinkedIn post accordingly.<br/>
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<strong>iTerm2 ships new features:</strong> Seat-based billing works. Kitty can now offer "$49 for first user, $29 per additional seat."<br/>
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<strong>Kitty closes:</strong> 6 out of 8 leads convert. Average deal size: $127/month (up from $0 before). Revenue intelligence flows back to VS Code: "New pricing model increased conversion 5x."
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Kitty didn't just "close deals"—Kitty detected a SYSTEMIC ISSUE that was blocking the entire flywheel. One objection pattern in Kitty → Strategic pivot in VS Code → Implementation in iTerm2 → Messaging update in Terminal → Increased conversion back in Kitty.
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Kitty is where <strong>market reality meets product hypothesis</strong>. The green theme signals operational urgency—the radar screens are live. When you open Kitty, you're not just closing deals in Kitty—you're listening to the market through Kitty. You're not just sending emails in Kitty—you're detecting patterns in Kitty.
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<strong>Kitty = The Sensor Array.</strong> Every customer objection in Kitty flows to VS Code as strategic input. Every feature request in Kitty flows to iTerm2 as a bug report. Every successful close in Kitty validates Terminal's messaging and WezTerm's physics. Kitty doesn't just generate revenue—Kitty generates <em>intelligence</em>. The phones ring in Kitty. The radar pings in Kitty. Every conversation is signal in Kitty. <strong>Kitty accelerates the flywheel by ensuring it spins in sync with market demand, not internal assumptions.</strong>
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