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HAINGAR
ABOUT ME
Ben
Founder, Moonshot Garage
HOW I WORK
Builder. Customer zero philosophy — build what I personally need first. Running Moonshot Garage as the first real production use case for everything I ship.
PRIMARY MODEL
Claude
GLOBAL PARKING LOT
Ideas without a home yet
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WELCOME TO HAINGAR
It’s okay. Take a deep breath - you’re getting organized.
Haingar is a new way of working with AI: one calm place to plan the work, keep what matters, and make every AI session build on the last.
THE HAINGAR RHYTHM · ORIENT → WORK → WRAP
1
Orient
Start in Haingar or your AI. Review the project, choose what matters today, and make a plan.
2
Work
Do the work in the AI tool that fits. Bring back useful artifacts, decisions, and next steps—not every action.
3
Wrap
Close with a clean handoff: what changed, what was decided, and the single best next move.
CONNECT YOUR AI — OR JUST COPY + PASTE
Connect the AI tools you use
MCP lets your AI read and update your Haingar workspace directly. You can use it with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Grok when your plan includes MCP access. You can also use manual copy and paste anytime.
These instructions always live under your profile → Connect AI Tools.
No MCP? No problem.
You can use Haingar with any AI that accepts copied text—even if you don’t have Codex, Claude Code, or an MCP connection.
COPY + PASTE
1 · COPY OUT
Give your AI focused context
Use Copy Context, or open a to-do and choose its AI prompt. Review the prompt, then copy it into your AI tool.
2 · BRING BACK
Save the useful output
Return to Haingar and upload or create the artifact your AI produced. Log a meaningful update when the project moves forward.
3 · WRAP UP
Leave a clean handoff
Choose Wrap Session, copy its prompt into your AI conversation, then paste the finished wrap back into Haingar.
BEST PRACTICES
01
Begin with context
“Review my Haingar project context before we begin. If you can access Haingar via MCP, use it directly; otherwise tell me what to paste in.”
02
Check the queue
“Review my open to-dos and recommend what we should work on next. If you can access Haingar via MCP, use it directly; otherwise ask me to paste them.”
03
Work from the artifact
“Open [artifact name], review it, and help me edit the current version. If you can access Haingar via MCP, use it directly; otherwise ask me to paste it and give me the finished version in an easy-to-paste block.”
04
Use the project’s standards
“Find my Brand Guidelines and apply them to this work. If you can access Haingar via MCP, use it directly; otherwise ask me to paste them and give me the finished work in an easy-to-paste block.”
05
Close the loop
“Wrap this session for Haingar with what changed, what was decided, and the best next move. If you can access Haingar via MCP, save it directly; otherwise give me a clean block to paste back.”
06
Ask for direction
“Review my current project state and tell me what I should do next. If you can access Haingar via MCP, use it directly; otherwise ask me to paste the project context.”
IF HAINGAR IS CONNECTED VIA MCPYour AI can read from and update Haingar directly.
IF IT ISN’T CONNECTEDThe same prompts will ask for the context they need and return clean work you can paste back.
You don’t need to set up everything now. Start with one project and one useful next move.
COMING SOON
The Pilots Club
A shared space for AI pilots like you to trade best practices, learn from real workflows, and get better at directing AI work together.
YOUR HAINGAR ACCOUNT
Account details
YOUR AI CONNECTIONS
Connect AI tools
Connect Haingar once, then ask your AI to orient, update artifacts, manage to-dos, and wrap sessions directly. Choose your tool for its current setup instructions.
Open Claude and go to Settings → Connectors.
Choose Add custom connector and name it Haingar.
Paste the URL below, add it, then connect with Google.
https://haingar-production.up.railway.app/mcp
Open Cursor’s MCP settings or your global ~/.cursor/mcp.json.
Add the Haingar remote server configuration below.
Enable Haingar and complete the Google sign-in when prompted.