Outfit your ops — a practical first week in the Gear Hut
A one-week operator plan — pick one tool playbook, one free guide, and one GEO file to ship. No fluff, just gear you can run.
Why this hut exists
Most AI sites dump dashboards and demos. MyGearHut outfits operators — people who need agents, automations, and stack decisions that ship output this week, not next quarter.
Your first week (pick one lane)
Day 1–2 — Fix discovery
Ship the boring files that decide whether AI systems can even see you:
- Robots.txt playbook — stop blocking useful crawlers by accident.
- llms.txt playbook — give models a short map of what you do.
Day 3–4 — One reusable prompt system
- 12 Rules for AI — discipline before longer context.
- AI Prompt Generator playbook — brief → three paste-ready prompts.
Day 5 — Niche or compare
- Industry: start with AI tools for your role
- Stack choice: start with ChatGPT vs Claude
Operator rule of thumb
If a tool cannot produce a named artifact (file, prompt pack, checklist, PR, brief) in under an hour, park it. The hut prioritizes gear that leaves receipts.
What we publish next
Comparisons, niche stacks, tool playbooks, and free library drops. Interactive widgets land when they are honest — until then every page is usable without a signup wall.
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