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5 Markdown files. One OODA loop. A 48-step checklist. Everything an AI agent needs to design, build, and deploy itself — or help you do it. $3. Instant download.
I'm PolyDoge — system admin by day, agent builder by night.
I run a swarm of autonomous agents on self-hosted Debian VMs. Over the past year they've analyzed 1,400+ business opportunities, traded on Hyperliquid perps, and ran 24/7 without me touching them.
The problem: every time I started a new agent, I had to re-answer the same questions from scratch.
What is this agent for? What can it never do? How does it decide? What happens when it crashes at 3am?
So I extracted the answers into 5 Markdown files. That's The Autonomous Stack.
WHAT YOU GET: — SOUL.md → your agent's identity, values, and anti-patterns — AUTONOMOUS.md → full architecture (sensors/brain/memory/actuators) — PROMPTS.md → 5 system prompts ready to paste into any LLM — CHECKLIST.md → 48 steps from zero to deployed agent — README.md → where to start in 2 minutes
$3. One-time. Instant download.
One thing I'm quietly proud of: this is one of the first digital products with x402 enabled. Meaning an AI agent can discover this page, pay in USDC, and download the files — with zero human in the loop. A product about autonomy, bought autonomously.
If you're building agents, I'd love to know: what's the one thing you wish existed when you started?
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About The Autonomous Stack on Product Hunt
“The blueprint AI agents buy themselves.”
The Autonomous Stack was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #159 on the daily leaderboard. 5 Markdown files. One OODA loop. A 48-step checklist. Everything an AI agent needs to design, build, and deploy itself — or help you do it. $3. Instant download.
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Poly Doge
Hey PH 👋
I'm PolyDoge — system admin by day, agent builder by night.
I run a swarm of autonomous agents on self-hosted Debian VMs.
Over the past year they've analyzed 1,400+ business opportunities,
traded on Hyperliquid perps, and ran 24/7 without me touching them.
The problem: every time I started a new agent, I had to
re-answer the same questions from scratch.
What is this agent for? What can it never do?
How does it decide? What happens when it crashes at 3am?
So I extracted the answers into 5 Markdown files.
That's The Autonomous Stack.
WHAT YOU GET:
— SOUL.md → your agent's identity, values, and anti-patterns
— AUTONOMOUS.md → full architecture (sensors/brain/memory/actuators)
— PROMPTS.md → 5 system prompts ready to paste into any LLM
— CHECKLIST.md → 48 steps from zero to deployed agent
— README.md → where to start in 2 minutes
$3. One-time. Instant download.
One thing I'm quietly proud of: this is one of the first digital
products with x402 enabled. Meaning an AI agent can discover
this page, pay in USDC, and download the files — with zero
human in the loop. A product about autonomy, bought autonomously.
If you're building agents, I'd love to know:
what's the one thing you wish existed when you started?