You get the steps that block the surest way to fail.
Claude Code. With moo off, you ask what size USB stick to buy for the notes device. Claude reads the repo and recommends a 64 GB nub-style stick from a known brand. A table shows how many years 32 and 64 GB last at light and heavy use, and it adds that shape, reliability and filesystem matter more than size. With moo on, you type /hope:inversion and the same words. The reply says to buy a 64 GB low-profile stick such as a SanDisk Ultra Fit, then lists short rules: 64 GB or more; shorter than the 40 mm the case leaves past the USB ports; bought from the maker's store or a large retailer, since fake-capacity sticks lose data; tested with f3write and f3read before sealing; formatted ext4. It ends: order the stick, then mark it arrived in hardware/parts.md.