First steps
Your first room
A Data Room is a folder of files that holds your thinking. Larry writes into it as you talk. You create one in a single command, and from then on it remembers what you decided.
When you start a new venture, research project, or hard problem, you want to a workspace that remembers your thinking, so you can you never lose the thread between sessions.
In plain terms
Create a room
The recommended way is from inside Claude Code. Larry asks what you are working on and builds the room for you.
claude
/mos:new-projectLarry asks a few questions, creates a room under ~/MindrianRooms/, sets up the sections, and writes a ROOM.md identity file. Describe your project in plain English. There is nothing to memorize.
Start inside a folder you already work in.
Room structure
A room is a set of sections, each a folder. A typical room looks like this:
problem-definition/
solution-design/
market-analysis/
competitive-analysis/
team-execution/
assets/
ROOM.md
STATE.mdKey files
- 1
ROOM.mdis the room's identity. Every folder has one. It tells Larry what the folder is for. - 2
STATE.mdis the room's current state: what stage you are in, what is filled, what is missing. - 3Section files hold your actual work. Each is a claim with a validity status and links to related sections.
Start working
Navigate into the room and launch Claude. Then describe your current challenge in plain words and let Larry suggest the next command.
cd ~/MindrianRooms/my-project
claudeSee the files while Larry writes them.
claude in the integrated terminal. As Larry files something, you watch it appear in the sidebar in real time.