RTT Starter Kit

You can complete the entire process in 1–3 hours, even with no prior experience.

What’s Inside#

This kit includes:

• RTT/1, RTT/2, RTT/3 (Student Editions)
  Clean, minimal explanations of operators, regimes, and layers.

• Starter Module
  A tiny working example you can copy and modify.

• module.json Templates
  Blank, example, and RTT‑ready versions.

• Schema
  The canonical module.schema.json used by all modules.

• Validator Tools
  Simple Python/Node scripts to check your module for correctness.

• Guides

  • How to Create Your First Module
  • GitHub Setup
  • This landing page

Everything is designed to be simple, minimal, and canon‑aligned.

Your First Steps#

1. Read the How‑To guide.
2. Copy the starter module.
3. Edit module.json.
4. Add one operator example.
5. Validate your module.
6. Publish it on GitHub Pages.

When you finish, you will have a public RTT module that any AI agent can load.

Why RTT?#

RTT gives you a structured way to describe:

• how things change
• how systems shift between regimes
• how multiple layers interact over time

You don’t need math.
You don’t need physics.
You only need the operators.

Where to Go Next#

After your first module, you can:

• create more operators
• add regimes and layers
• build multi‑module systems
• explore the full TriadicFrameworks canon

This kit is your starting point.