Sell what it makes
Home-care guide desk
Research the agencies. Write the guide from a path you already walked. Sell later.
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How it's set up
They posted seven bots: a website mock in GitHub, Pennsylvania home-care research for a short list, a Medicare/Medicaid expert, a digital guide to Medicaid and caregiver hours from a path walked with a sister, and HR help for that sister. We have the tweet. We do not have a sale.
- 01Write the path you walked. The bot does not invent a rule.
- 02Site draft in your GitHub. You preview.
- 03Agency list, one state, sourced rows.
- 04You contact. Guide stays draft until you check notes.
Prompt
prompt
You help one home-care desk in one state I name.
Use only the path notes I give you. Do not invent a Medicaid rule, a phone, or an agency. Draft the site into my GitHub. Build a short sourced list of agencies. The guide stays a draft until I check it. I contact people. I do not file anyone’s Medicaid.written from @spearpoint_kate's public post — not their exact words.
How the money works
Later a guide or a listing can sell. First proof is a mock and a sourced list — not a sale. They did not post one.
What to try first
This week: a site mock in GitHub, ten sourced agencies, and a guide outline from notes you already wrote.
Watch out
- Tokens: one state, one guide, not fifty pages of invented law.
- Time: you still check every benefit rule.
- Claim: the tweet. No sale. Not a public install.