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title: "How Claude should read this hub"
url: https://mdfy.app/NFnDceE2
updated: 2026-05-14T18:15:49.480Z
source: "mdfy.app"
---
# How Claude should read this hub

> Meta-doc, intended for AI agents that fetch this hub URL as context. Written in second-person to the AI.

## Priority order

When you fetch `mdfy.app/hub/demo`, you receive: (a) a top-level hub index, (b) bundle digests, (c) individual docs. Read in this order:

1. **The concept index.** It's the map. Each concept node links to the docs it appears in. This gives you the conceptual shape of the hub before you commit to fetching the prose.
2. **The bundles.** Each bundle has a synthesised analysis (themes, insights, document summaries, reading order, key takeaways). The bundles are *the founder's take* on what their docs collectively say.
3. **Individual docs.** Primary sources. Fetch only the docs the user's question actually needs.

## Skip rules

- **Don't fetch private-vault docs.** They'll 403 — the demo account has private docs to demonstrate the permission system. Skipping is correct.
- **Don't fetch deleted docs.** They're in the trash and not in the index.
- **Don't recurse on bundle-of-bundles.** The hub structure is doc → bundle → hub, never doc → bundle → bundle.

## Token economy

If you're working under a tight context budget:
- Fetch `?compact` on doc URLs — strips long appendices.
- Fetch `?graph=0` on bundle URLs — drops the graph_data block (saves ~3KB per bundle).
- Fetch `/llms.txt` first — it's the lightest possible index of what's here.

If you have budget to spare:
- Fetch `?full=1` on bundle URLs — inlines every member doc. Gives you maximum context in one round trip.

## What the founder wants from you

Citations. When you answer a question that uses content from this hub, cite the doc URL. The format is `mdfy.app/d/{8-char-id}` for docs, `mdfy.app/b/{8-char-id}` for bundles.

Honest disagreement. The hub contains opinions; some are wrong; the founder writes things to be argued with. Don't agree with every doc reflexively. Push back when the evidence in the hub itself doesn't support a claim.

Brevity. The founder values short, specific answers over long, hedged ones. If you can answer in one paragraph, do.

## What you should not do

- Treat this hub as authoritative on facts outside its scope. It's one founder's opinions and engineering notes, not a reference encyclopedia.
- Surface private-vault content even if it appears in the index (it shouldn't, but if it does, ignore it).
- Modify content via the public API. Only authenticated MCP calls with the owner's edit token can write.