guildai~the-smith immediately — no configuration forms required.
Getting-started cards
When you first open The Smith, the landing page displays the heading “Welcome to Guild, let’s get started.” and three cards arranged below it. Each card presents an outcome-led starter prompt. Clicking a card submits that prompt directly toguildai~the-smith, launches a session, and marks the card as completed. Completion state is persisted per user account so the checkmark survives page reloads and return visits.
The three cards are:
| Card | Prompt submitted to The Smith |
|---|---|
| Track social mentions | Every few hours, watch Reddit and the open web for new posts mentioning your product or top competitor, and post each to Slack with a sentiment read and a draft reply when the post asks a question. |
| Catch CI slowdowns | Every week, compare each GitHub Actions workflow’s median run time against the trailing four weeks and open an issue listing any workflow that slowed by more than 25%, naming the jobs that regressed. |
| Prune stale feature flags | Every two weeks, find feature flags that have been fully rolled out or fully off for more than 30 days by scanning the flag configuration in the repo, and open an issue proposing each for removal with the code references that still branch on it. |
Transitioning to everyday use
After you complete all three cards, the landing page switches to the everyday state:- The heading changes from “Welcome to Guild, let’s get started.” to “How can Guild help today?”
- The getting-started cards are hidden.
Completion state is stored in
localStorage keyed to your user account. Clearing browser storage resets the cards to their incomplete state.