Start with the experience, not the API
The short human path from understanding Chasing Mastery to describing something useful for an agent to build.
The fastest way to create for Chasing Mastery is to understand the product well enough to make good product decisions, then let your coding agent handle the contracts and implementation details.
Understand the small mental model
Learn how a shared Pursuit, a member's Sprint, an Experience Suite, a reusable Practice Mode, and one terminal Attempt fit together. This takes about five minutes.
Decide what would genuinely help
The platform can host the practice, connect to an existing tool, improve the live audience experience, preserve editing moments, or combine all of these. Start from a real community need rather than a generic metric form.
Describe one useful experience
Tell Codex, ChatGPT, or Claude who it is for, what the member should do, when one Attempt ends, which result matters, and how the experience should feel. It is fine if some details are unknown—the Author workflow asks a compact set of product questions before it writes code.
Try the real result
The agent scaffolds a standalone project and opens Workbench. You play the real Practice Mode at phone, tablet, desktop, and broadcast sizes and keep iterating until it feels right.
Add it to your Club
Only after the experience passes local proof and you approve it does the agent prepare immutable review bytes. You can then explicitly sign in, submit it for private review, add the approved Experience Suite to a Pursuit, and complete one real Attempt.
Ready to begin? Choose your agent. The deeper pages in this site remain available when you or the agent need exact package, connector, SDK, security, or release behavior; they are not prerequisite reading.