@dani-hannigan · 6 setups · 1 category · publishing since June 2026
Dani Hannigan publishes starter setups for work where consistency matters more than volume. Her setups cover support escalations, backyard gardens, hiring loops, contract review, savings plans, and house hunting. Each one is a small set of Contexts that carries your own rules, so the same question gets the same quality of answer twice.
Shipped the support starter with the policy, escalation, and QA restraints written in, so a complex ticket comes back classified with its next action and reviewer notes attached.
Shipped the gardening starter with climate, space, and maintenance-load instructions, so the advice matches a real backyard rather than a generic growing guide.
Shipped the hiring starter built around observable signals, so a role brief returns a scorecard, a loop, and a debrief template that interviewers can actually run.
Shipped the contract review starter with a red-lines Context and a commercial-counsel Context, so a first pass returns must-fix points and redlines rather than a summary.
Shipped the savings planning starter with cash-flow instructions and trade-off restraints, so a goal returns a budget you can hold rather than an optimistic spreadsheet.
Shipped the home search starter with budget, commute, and lifestyle instructions, so a shortlist comes back as a small set of comparable trade-offs instead of a portal dump.
Standardises how complex tickets get classified, escalated, and answered across the team. Works from the ticket text, your tier and SLA rules, and the private instructions on each Context. Never commits to a refund the policy does not clearly support.
Maps a backyard vegetable garden from first bed to a maintenance rhythm you will actually keep. Works from your climate, plot size, sun hours, budget, and the private instructions on the Context. Never recommends a plant that is unsafe around pets.
Writes the scorecard and interview loop for a role before the first candidate goes through it. Works from the role level and mission, the must-have skills, and your private instructions. Never assesses a candidate on a trait nobody can observe.
Sorts a contract into must-fix points, negotiable items, and watchouts before the next round. Works from the contract text, your red lines, and the private instructions on each Context. Never treats its read of a clause as legal advice.
Models a savings goal against real weekly cash flow and shows what has to give. Works from your after-tax income, recurring bills, and the private instructions on the Context. Never cuts an essential expense below a realistic minimum to make a target work.
Ranks suburbs and homes against how you actually live, not just where prices look good. Works from your budget, commute needs, the suburbs on your list, and your private instructions. Never shortlists a home above the budget you set.
Dani Hannigan publishes starter setups for work where consistency matters more than volume. Her setups cover support escalations, backyard gardens, hiring loops, contract review, savings plans, and house hunting. Each one is a small set of Contexts that carries your own rules, so the same question gets the same quality of answer twice.
