Free docs. Public process. Paid methodology.

Build the Claw docs layer and turn the build itself into product value.

`clawdocs.ai` should cover installation, configuration, usage, skills, and evolution. It should also publish the first Genesis batch of skills, show how they were chosen and used, and reserve the deeper methodology layer for members.

Open Genesis Skills See Methodology Layer

Route Map

The first public information architecture.

Chinese

/zh-cn

安装、配置、skills、案例、排错与后续操作入口。

English

/en

Setup, configs, workflows, troubleshooting, and the same skills process in English.

Genesis Skills

/skills

The first batch, why we chose them, what they do, how to install them, and how we use them.

Paid Layer

/methodology

Preview the premium methods: intent-driven agent development, expansion and contraction, process as product, and genesis.

Machine Entry

/agents

Copy-ready prompts and a clear routing surface for assistants.

Protocol Layer

/mcp

What resources, prompts, and tools should be published later.

Genesis Intent

The first public batch should feel intentional, not accidental.

This site should not look like a machine dump of installed skills. It should feel like a deliberate genesis story: which skills came first, why they mattered, what role they play in the workflow, and which of them are part of the public layer versus the member layer.

Install Config Use Skills Evolution Methodology

Membership Boundary

Free content should pull users in. Methodology should pull members up.

Basic docs and the Genesis skill set should stay public. The deeper methods that drive how the system thinks and evolves should become premium content, starting with intent-driven agent development.

Free: install, config, use, Genesis skills, and process evidence.
Paid: methodology, higher-order evolution, and system design.
Public process builds trust.
Private method captures the premium layer.