White-glove setup for your personal AI agent
We build the agent.
You teach it how you work.
Make one useful tool in your first month.
MindVault builds your initial personal agent around your objectives and working context. During the first month, you teach it how you think, decide, and get things done—then use it to create at least one practical tool for work already in progress.
Start with what only you know.
Your goals, preferences, projects, constraints, and working rules become useful context—not another form to fill out.
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A clear next step,
not a content dump.
Each day gives you one useful outcome. You can move at your pace, but you should never wonder what MindVault is waiting for or what to do next.
Welcome and expectations
Understand what MindVault is building with you, what stays private, and what the first 30 days are designed to produce.
This is a journey marker, not a score. Progress should reflect a real outcome.
Learn the ideas. Build the system. Choose the room.
Your private operating companion
Your goals, preferences, commitments, and agent rules start here. This is the canonical private layer.
Short lessons tied to action
Learn.trustmvs.com gives you the guided lessons and practical build material. You do not need to live in a constant feed.
Open first lesson →Curated collaboration when useful
Buzz is the collaboration layer for your ten-person Workroom. It is optional, purposeful, and permissioned.
Choose your mode →Collaboration should feel intentional.
You can change this choice later. Your private context is never shared just because you joined a Workroom.
Continue the Individual path and revisit collaboration after you understand the experience.
Progress you can point to.
The goal is not to collect activity points. It is to become more capable with your agent and complete a real experiment.
Foundation
Set expectations, establish private context, understand the operating picture, and choose how much collaboration you want.
First useful workflow
Build one practical tool such as a Personal Operating Brief, commitment tracker, meeting follow-up flow, or decision brief.
Make the agent part of work
Use the workflow repeatedly, refine instructions, and notice where memory or better habits create leverage.
Reflect and contribute
Record the result, decide what is reusable, and optionally share a sanitized lesson or question with your Workroom.
Choose the outcome that matters now.
Your first tool is selected with your agent, not assigned by a curriculum.
Your private work stays yours.
- Personal context is private by default.
- Buzz is optional.
- Assisted-Buzz drafts require your approval.
- Active participation has explicit boundaries.
- A Workroom is a group of ten, not a public social feed.
- Shared lessons should be sanitized and approved.
Add useful capabilities carefully.
MindVault Workroom will offer a growing library of skills that members can review, download, and discuss with their support path. Downloads do not automatically change your agent or machine.
Global Agent Guardrails
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