Superself is a tool, but the thing it carries is a way of working. The new /use-cases hub collects that into a library: seven articles, each starting from a pain you already have and ending at the setup that removes it.
What the articles cover.
Waiting on someone’s memory to unblock a decision. Explaining the same context to every new session. Agent output nobody reviewed becoming “the truth.” Knowledge that lives in chat scrollback. Each article names the pain, shows the failure mode, and walks the SharedContext setup that fixes it — with the actual documents and flows, not abstractions.
Where it goes.
The library is a running track, not a launch: as conventions prove themselves in real workspaces, they graduate into new use-case articles. If you want the way of working before the tool, start here.