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Overview

RTT Starter Kit — How to Create Your First Agentic Module

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Time: 1–3 hours
Audience: Students, beginners, first‑time module authors
Goal: Go from zero → a working RTT module with agentic grammar, published on GitHub.

1. Download & Explore the Starter Kit (10–20 min)#

  1. Download the .zip provided by your instructor.
  2. Extract it. You will see:
/rtt/
  /1/   (RTT/1 Student Edition)
  /2/   (RTT/2 Student Edition)
  /3/   (RTT/3 Student Edition)
  
/modules/
  /starter/   (your example module)

module.schema.json
README.md
  1. Open /rtt/1, /rtt/2, /rtt/3.
    • RTT/1 → basic temporal operators
    • RTT/2 → regime literacy
    • RTT/3 → coherence layers

These are simplified, student‑safe versions. You only need RTT/1 to begin.

2. Make Your First Module (20–40 min)#

You will create a new module by copying the starter.

Step 1 — Copy the starter#

Duplicate the folder:

/modules/starter → /modules/my-first-module

Rename it to anything you like.

Step 2 — Edit module.json (6 fields only)#

Open:

/modules/my-first-module/module.json

Fill in these minimal fields:

{
  "$schema": "../../module.schema.json",
  "module": "my-first-module",
  "identity": "student.my-first-module",
  "purpose": "My first RTT module",
  "files": [],
  "operators": []
}

That’s all you need for a valid module.

Step 3 — Add one operator example#

Inside your module folder, open README.md and add:

## Example Operator
**Operator:** shift  
**Meaning:** Move the frame of reference forward or backward.  
**Example:** “Shift the timeline one step to reveal the next state.”

You now have a functioning RTT module with grammar.

3. Validate Your Module (5–10 min)#

The kit includes a tiny validator script (Python or Node). Run:

validate module.json

If you see 0 errors, your module is canon‑aligned.

4. Publish on GitHub (20–30 min)#

  1. Create a GitHub account (if you don’t have one).
  2. Create a new repository.
  3. Upload the entire starter kit (or your modified version).
  4. Enable GitHub Pages:
    • Go to Settings → Pages
    • Source: main
    • Folder: root or /docs
  5. Wait 30–60 seconds.
  6. Visit your site:
https://your-username.github.io/your-repo/modules/my-first-module/

If the page loads, your module is now public and agent‑readable.

5. Test with an AI Agent (5–10 min)#

Ask any agent:

“Load my RTT module from:
https://your-username.github.io/your-repo/modules/my-first-module/ (your-username.github.io in Bing)
and summarize its operators.”

If it responds correctly, your module is live and functional.

You’re Done#

You now have:

  • your own RTT instance
  • your own module.json
  • your own operator grammar
  • your own published agentic module

From here, you can expand your module, add operators, or create new ones.

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