Aspi 101

Tools explained like you're talking to a friend.

Visual, animated beginner guides — no jargon, no assumptions. Built for operators who want to understand the tools, not become experts overnight.

Markdown for Complete Beginners

Headings, bold, lists, links, code blocks, and tables — the plain-text formatting language behind READMEs and notes.

Repos, commits, push/pull, branches, and pull requests — the daily workflow explained with analogies and animations.

pwd, ls, cd, and how a blinking cursor talks to your computer — so the GitHub guide actually works.

Ask vs Agent, @ files, diffs, and rules — the workshop where these 101s get written.

Vaults, wikilinks, graph view, daily notes, and syncing — turn scattered notes into a connected second brain.

Channels, agent identities, and workflows — Block's workspace where people and AI share one room.

A SKILL.md recipe the agent reads before a repeating job — so you stop re-explaining the recap every chat.

Tags, the page skeleton, links, and just enough CSS — the labels a browser uses to draw a page.

Three doors into the same kitchen — you type, a program sends a ticket, or an agent gets a menu.