Playbooks
Opinionated patterns for running a workspace with your agents, from the rulebook they follow to the routines that keep it alive.
A Treehouse workspace works best when it's more than storage. Think of it as the shared memory of a team where some of the members are agents. The people and agents change from week to week; the workspace is what carries the context between them. An agent that starts a fresh session with no memory can read the workspace and pick up where the last one left off.
That only works if the workspace is organised in a way agents can follow. These playbooks are the patterns we've found work: plain-file conventions, written down where every agent will find them. None of them need special features. Start with write your AGENTS.md, then pick whichever of the others fits how you work.
In this section
- Write your AGENTS.mdThe one file every agent reads first. What to put in it so any agent, in any session, works the way your team does.
- Shape your workspaceFolder structures that work for people and agents alike, and the handful of habits that keep a workspace easy to navigate as it grows.
- Run an inbox your agent filesDrop anything into Inbox/ without deciding where it goes, and have an agent file it by rules you write once.
- Review your agent's workLet an agent draft, review it with comments in the web app, and have the agent work through your feedback thread by thread.
- Give your agents a memoryStatus pages, decision records and handoff notes that let any agent pick up where the last session left off.
- Set up routinesRecurring agent work, like a morning inbox run or a weekly review, and where the schedule lives when Treehouse doesn't run agents itself.
- Work with several agentsGive each agent its own key and its own lane, hand work over through files, and let versioning catch the collisions.
- Run client workA folder per client, agents that prepare the deliverables, and share links that give clients exactly what they should see.
- Build a second brainA personal workspace where you capture everything quickly and an agent keeps it filed, linked and useful.
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