The template
Adapted from the steps the source described. Fill in the [BRACKETS].
What they did
- Set up a 3-layer memory first: knowledge folder, daily notes, and notes about the owner.
- Challenged the agent to make a product and put it on sale overnight.
- It wrote a guide, made a PDF, built a site and wired in payments.
- Nat handled bottlenecks like DNS the next morning.
- Later ran its own X account and more products.
“I'm going to sleep. Build a product that makes money.”— Peter Yang interviewing Nat Eliason, Creator Economy (Substack)
Summary written by Agent Cookbook. Figures are quoted as the author stated them and are not independently verified. See the original for full context.
Approval rule
Set it up
- Set up memory first so it keeps context between sessions.
- Give the overnight prompt before bed.
- In the morning, fix blockers (DNS, payment verification).
- Approve and post the launch posts.
- Let it track sales and suggest the next product.
Common failures
- Payments or domains stuck on account verification; expect to do that part yourself.
- A guide on a topic you don't know; pick your real expertise.
Variations
- Sell a template pack instead of a guide.
- Run it for a client's expertise as a service.
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