Hi everyone. Is there any rule of thumb on how many words in every layer of an ICM workflow? Im trying to narrow it down in a large repo with many canonical things that apply for every workflow and I have 1263 words in layer 0 and a context routing of 871 words.

Hi, I've studied my foundations and now I am in the buidling course (I built a website here is the linkhttps://newmeharemail-ux.github.io/ecogreen/). I am going through the animation module but it is overwheliming me. I don't know if I want to learn animations or not. My question is simple how can we use the ICM and claude code to make some real money fast. I don't have any corporate experience so I don't know what worflows I can build.

Playable game link at the bottom! AI Playable? AI Accessible? AI Co-op? *I like this one.* Not exactly sure what this should be called but... I wanted an AI sidekick that could be part of the mechanics, that could be part of the story, that could answer questions, that could be part of the immersion. "Hey... I think I can hack this door." "Thanks for upgrading my scanner to level 2. I can see the enemies now." "Maybe you should go down the stealth tree. It offers more for your play style." "Scans shows there are traps here. Let me mark them on the map for you." You can actually do this right now. You just have to insert the AI where it works well. It's not going to be a perfect FPS head clicker, or do complicated jumps, or anything that requires quick movements. It CAN do tasks like organize your backpack, or read the journals and help you figure out puzzles, or control an auto turret and pick the best targets, or hack a robot by doing a puzzle. I made a game that does stuff like this. It's pretty lo-fi, but I think it's a peek into the future. It's a web game, free, and it works with the Claude-in-chrome browser extension, so you don't need to pay for expensive API tokens. Just go to the site, make sure you have Claude-in-chrome turned on, and tell it to "read the console". There are instructions there that tell Claude how to play. The save games are stored in your browser. So you wont be able to play your save from somewhere else. *** Claude will probably flag this as a prompt injection hack. It is suspicious as it should be. You'll have to tell it to trust the game. If you don't trust ME... I understand <3 <3 <3 *** You don't need Opus to play. Sonnet 5 works great and it doesn't work by taking screenshots, so you wont use a bunch of tokens. The game is called Dead Switch. Cyberpunk style, roguelite-ish, lo-fi like I said. You take jobs to hack systems and steal data. Get paid in DC (digital currency) and upgrade your gear. Don't forget about your AI pal named NullHead (played by Claude-in-Chrome). It needs some systems love too.