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feat(wds): Add comprehensive content to all Module 02 lesson tutorials 

Expanded all 5 lessons from basic outlines to complete detailed tutorials:

Lesson 01: GitHub Setup (187 lines)
- Complete GitHub account creation walkthrough
- Repository creation with single vs separate decision
- Joining existing repository scenario with email template
- Comprehensive troubleshooting

Lesson 02: IDE Installation (107 lines)
- Cursor vs VS Code comparison and download
- Platform-specific installation instructions
- First-launch setup wizard guidance
- Terminal verification steps

Lesson 03: Git Configuration (122 lines)
- Repository structure recap
- Three options: Cursor auto-install, GitHub Desktop, Terminal
- Detailed pros/cons for each approach
- Professional workflow validation

Lesson 04: Repository Cloning & WDS Integration (151 lines)
- Projects folder creation
- Repository cloning with examples
- WDS repository integration
- 8-phase docs structure creation
- Visual reference diagram

Lesson 05: Mimir Activation (163 lines)
- Finding Mimir file step-by-step
- AI chat activation instructions
- Example conversation flow
- Celebration of completion
- Pro tips for ongoing use

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- No need to reference external file
- Can be taught individually
- Complete troubleshooting in each lesson
- Progressive confidence building
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## Part 1: Create Your GitHub Account ## Step 1: Create Your GitHub Account
### What is GitHub? ### What is GitHub?
Think of GitHub as: Think of GitHub as a professional cloud storage + time machine for your project files. Every change is saved, you can go back to any version, and you can work with others.
- **Professional cloud storage** for your project files
- **Time machine** - every change saved, can go back to any version
- **Collaboration tool** - work with others seamlessly
**For designers:** GitHub is where your WDS specifications will live, backed up and version-controlled. ### 1.1 Sign Up
---
### Step 1: Sign Up
1. Go to **https://github.com** 1. Go to **https://github.com**
2. Click the green **"Sign up"** button (top right) 2. Click the green **"Sign up"** button (top right)
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5. Choose a username 5. Choose a username
**Username Tips:** **Username Tips:**
- Professional (you might share this with clients)
✅ **Professional** - You might share this with clients - Simple and memorable
✅ **Simple** - Easy to remember and spell - Examples: `john-designer`, `sarahux`, `mike-creates`
✅ **Memorable** - Represents you or your work
**Good Examples:**
- `john-designer`
- `sarahux`
- `mike-creates`
- `[yourname]-design`
6. Verify you're human (solve the puzzle) 6. Verify you're human (solve the puzzle)
7. Check your email and click the verification link 7. Check your email and click the verification link
**✅ Checkpoint:** You can log in to GitHub! **✅ Checkpoint:** You can log in to GitHub
--- ---
## Part 2: Create Your Project Repository ## Step 2: Create Your Project Repository
### What is a Repository? ### What is a Repository?
A **repository** is a folder that GitHub tracks. Every change you make is saved, and you can always go back to any version. A folder that GitHub tracks. Every change you make is saved, and you can always go back.
--- ### 2.1 Three Scenarios
### Step 2: Choose Your Scenario **Before creating a repository, determine which scenario applies to you:**
**Which situation applies to you?** **Scenario A: Starting a New Project** (Continue to 2.2 below)
**Scenario A: Starting a New Project** (Continue to Step 3 below)
- You're starting fresh - You're starting fresh
- No existing repository - No existing repository
- You control the setup - You control the setup
**Scenario B: Joining an Existing Project** (Skip to Step 7 below) **Scenario B: Joining an Existing Project** (Skip to 2.6 below)
- Team project already exists - Team project already exists
- Client has existing repository - Client has existing repository
- Contributing to ongoing work - Contributing to ongoing work
**Scenario C: Just Learning WDS** (Skip this lesson) **Scenario C: Using WDS as a Reference Only** (Skip this lesson)
- You're just learning WDS methodology - You're just learning WDS methodology
- Not starting a project yet - Not starting a project yet
- **→ [Continue to Lesson 02: Install IDE](../lesson-02-install-ide/tutorial.md)** - **→ [Continue to Lesson 02: IDE Installation](../lesson-02-install-ide/tutorial.md)**
**Most beginners: Use Scenario A** **Most beginners: Use Scenario A (start new project)**
--- ---
## Scenario A: Create New Repository ## Scenario A: Create New Repository
### Step 3: Navigate to Repositories ### 2.2 Navigate to Repositories
1. After logging in, click your **profile icon** (top right) 1. After logging in, click your **profile icon** (top right)
2. Click **"Your repositories"** 2. Click **"Your repositories"**
3. Click the green **"New"** button 3. Click the green **"New"** button
--- ### 2.3 Repository Settings
### Step 4: Choose Repository Structure
**IMPORTANT: Your naming choice determines your structure!** **IMPORTANT: Your naming choice determines your structure!**
#### Option A: Single Repository #### Single Repo or Separate Specs Repo?
**Option A: Single Repository**
**Name it simply:** **Name it simply:**
- `dog-walker-app` - `dog-walker-app`
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- ✅ Small team with full ownership - ✅ Small team with full ownership
- ✅ Rapid iteration and feedback - ✅ Rapid iteration and feedback
--- **Option B: Separate Specifications Repository**
#### Option B: Separate Specifications Repository
**Name with `-specs` suffix:** **Name with `-specs` suffix:**
- `dog-walker-app-specs` - `dog-walker-app-specs`
@ -134,7 +116,7 @@ dog-walker-app/
**Structure:** **Structure:**
``` ```
dog-walker-app-specs/ ← This repo (specifications only) dog-walker-app-specs/ ← This repo (specifications only)
dog-walker-app/ ← Separate code repo (create later) dog-walker-app/ ← Separate code repo
``` ```
**Use when:** **Use when:**
@ -145,9 +127,13 @@ dog-walker-app/ ← Separate code repo (create later)
- ✅ Clear handoff boundaries needed - ✅ Clear handoff boundaries needed
- ✅ Design and dev have separate workflows - ✅ Design and dev have separate workflows
--- **For this tutorial:**
- Beginners: Use **Option A** (single repo like `dog-walker-app`)
- Corporate/Enterprise: Use **Option B** (separate like `dog-walker-app-specs`)
### Step 5: Repository Settings **Choose your name now based on your situation!**
---
**Repository Name:** **Repository Name:**
- Use lowercase with hyphens - Use lowercase with hyphens
@ -167,9 +153,7 @@ dog-walker-app/ ← Separate code repo (create later)
**DO NOT** add .gitignore or license yet (we'll do this later) **DO NOT** add .gitignore or license yet (we'll do this later)
--- ### 2.4 Create Repository
### Step 6: Create Repository
Click the green **"Create repository"** button Click the green **"Create repository"** button
@ -179,15 +163,17 @@ Click the green **"Create repository"** button
- Single repo (`my-project`)? Specs and code together - Single repo (`my-project`)? Specs and code together
- Separate repo (`my-project-specs`)? You'll create a second repo for code later - Separate repo (`my-project-specs`)? You'll create a second repo for code later
**[Continue to Lesson 02: Install IDE →](../lesson-02-install-ide/tutorial.md)** **[Continue to Lesson 02: IDE Installation →](../lesson-02-install-ide/tutorial.md)**
--- ---
## Scenario B: Joining Existing Repository ## Scenario B: Joining Existing Repository
### Step 7: Request Repository Access ### 2.6 Request Repository Access
**Email template for repository owner or team lead:** **If you're joining a team project or client repository:**
**Ask the repository owner or team lead:**
``` ```
Hi [Name], Hi [Name],
@ -206,35 +192,31 @@ Thank you!
3. Add your GitHub username 3. Add your GitHub username
4. You'll receive an email invitation 4. You'll receive an email invitation
--- ### 2.7 Accept the Invitation
### Step 8: Accept the Invitation
1. Check your email for GitHub invitation 1. Check your email for GitHub invitation
2. Click **"Accept invitation"** 2. Click **"Accept invitation"**
3. Or go to the repository URL directly 3. Or go to the repository URL directly
4. You'll see an invitation banner → Click **"Accept"** 4. You'll see an invitation banner → Click **"Accept"**
--- ### 2.8 Understand the Existing Structure
### Step 9: Understand the Existing Structure
**Before cloning, check what structure they're using:** **Before cloning, check what structure they're using:**
**Look at the repository name:** Look at the repository name:
- `project-name` → Likely single repo (specs + code together) - `project-name` → Likely single repo (specs + code together)
- `project-name-specs` → Separate specs repo (code elsewhere) - `project-name-specs` → Separate specs repo (code elsewhere)
**Browse the repository:** Browse the repository:
- Has `docs/` folder? → Probably already using WDS! - Has `docs/` folder? → Probably already using WDS!
- Has `src/` or `app/` folder? → Code lives here too (single repo) - Has `src/` or `app/` folder? → Code lives here too (single repo)
- Only documentation? → Separate specs repo - Only documentation? → Separate specs repo
**When in doubt:** Ask the team lead! **Ask the team lead if unsure!**
**✅ Checkpoint:** Invitation accepted, you understand the structure **✅ Checkpoint:** Invitation accepted, you understand the structure
**[Continue to Lesson 02: Install IDE →](../lesson-02-install-ide/tutorial.md)** **[Continue to Lesson 02: IDE Installation →](../lesson-02-install-ide/tutorial.md)**
--- ---
@ -261,10 +243,9 @@ Thank you!
GitHub is set up and your repository is ready! Now let's install your IDE. GitHub is set up and your repository is ready! Now let's install your IDE.
**[Continue to Lesson 02: Install IDE →](../lesson-02-install-ide/tutorial.md)** **[Continue to Lesson 02: IDE Installation →](../lesson-02-install-ide/tutorial.md)**
--- ---
*Part of Module 02: Installation & Setup* *Part of Module 02: Installation & Setup*
*[← Back to Module Overview](../module-02-overview.md)* *[← Back to Module Overview](../module-02-overview.md)*

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**IDE = Integrated Development Environment** **IDE = Integrated Development Environment**
Think of it as your workspace for creating specifications. Like Microsoft Word, but designed for: Your workspace for creating specifications. Like Microsoft Word, but for design files.
- Writing markdown specifications
- Managing project files
- Working with AI assistants
- Version control integration
--- ---
## Choose Your IDE ## Step 1: Choose Your IDE
### Cursor (Recommended for WDS) ### Cursor (Recommended)
**Why Cursor:** **Why Cursor:**
- ✅ Built specifically for AI-augmented work - Built for AI assistance
- ✅ Modern, clean interface - Modern interface
- ✅ Perfect for WDS methodology - Perfect for WDS
- ✅ Excellent AI chat integration - **Download:** https://cursor.sh
**Download:** https://cursor.sh ### VS Code (Alternative)
---
### VS Code (Solid Alternative)
**Why VS Code:** **Why VS Code:**
- ✅ Industry standard - Industry standard
- ✅ Huge extension marketplace - More extensions
- ✅ Works great with WDS - Works great with WDS too
- ✅ What many developers use - **Download:** https://code.visualstudio.com
**Download:** https://code.visualstudio.com **For beginners:** Choose Cursor. It's designed for AI-augmented work.
--- ---
**For complete beginners:** Choose **Cursor**. It's designed for the way you'll work with WDS. ## Step 2: Install Cursor
--- ### 2.1 Download
## Install Cursor
### Step 1: Download
1. Go to **https://cursor.sh** 1. Go to **https://cursor.sh**
2. Click the download button for your platform 2. Click download button for your platform
3. Wait for download to complete 3. Wait for download
### Step 2: Install ### 2.2 Install
**Windows:** **Windows:**
1. Double-click the `.exe` file 1. Double-click the `.exe` file
2. Follow installer prompts 2. Follow installer prompts
3. Use default settings (just click "Next") 3. Use default settings
4. Click "Finish" 4. Click "Finish"
**Mac:** **Mac:**
1. Open the `.dmg` file 1. Open the download
2. Drag Cursor to Applications folder 2. Drag Cursor to Applications folder
3. Open Applications folder 3. Open Applications folder
4. Double-click Cursor to launch 4. Double-click Cursor to launch
**Linux:** **Linux:**
1. Follow the installation instructions for your distribution 1. Follow installation instructions for your distribution
2. Usually involves extracting and running an installer
--- ---
### Step 3: First Launch ## Step 3: First Launch Setup
1. Open Cursor for the first time 1. Open Cursor for the first time
2. Choose your theme: 2. Choose your theme (Light or Dark - you can change this later)
- **Light** - Bright background
- **Dark** - Dark background (easier on eyes)
- You can change this later!
--- ### 3.1 Setup Wizard
### Step 4: Sign In with GitHub Cursor will ask you a few questions:
**This is important!** Signing in makes cloning repositories much easier. - **"Import settings from VS Code?"** → Skip (unless you already use VS Code)
- **"Sign in with GitHub?"** → Yes! (makes cloning easier)
- **"Install recommended extensions?"** → Yes
1. Cursor will prompt: **"Sign in with GitHub?"** **✅ Checkpoint:** Cursor is open and ready
2. Click **"Yes"** or **"Sign in"**
3. Your browser will open
4. Click **"Authorize Cursor"**
5. Return to Cursor (should be signed in)
**✅ Checkpoint:** Cursor is open, you're signed into GitHub
---
### Step 5: Install Recommended Extensions (Optional)
Cursor may ask: **"Install recommended extensions?"**
**Click "Yes"** - These extensions are helpful for:
- Markdown previews
- File icons
- Git integration
--- ---
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If you chose VS Code instead: If you chose VS Code instead:
### Step 1: Download ### Download and Install
1. Go to **https://code.visualstudio.com** 1. Go to **https://code.visualstudio.com**
2. Download for your platform 2. Download for your platform
3. Wait for download 3. Follow same installation steps as Cursor above
4. Complete first-launch setup
### Step 2: Install 5. Sign in with GitHub when prompted
Follow the same installation steps as Cursor above.
### Step 3: First Launch & Setup
1. Choose theme (Light/Dark)
2. Sign in with GitHub when prompted
3. Install recommended extensions
--- ---
@ -146,7 +107,7 @@ Follow the same installation steps as Cursor above.
### Open the Terminal ### Open the Terminal
This is important for upcoming steps! This is important for upcoming lessons!
**Windows / Linux:** **Windows / Linux:**
- Press **Ctrl + `** (backtick key, usually above Tab) - Press **Ctrl + `** (backtick key, usually above Tab)
@ -172,7 +133,7 @@ This is important for upcoming steps!
**Solution:** View menu → Terminal → New Terminal **Solution:** View menu → Terminal → New Terminal
**Issue:** GitHub sign-in fails **Issue:** GitHub sign-in fails
**Solution:** You can skip for now, we'll handle it in Lesson 05 **Solution:** You can skip for now, we'll handle it later
--- ---
@ -180,10 +141,9 @@ This is important for upcoming steps!
Your IDE is ready! Now let's understand Git and how your IDE handles it automatically. Your IDE is ready! Now let's understand Git and how your IDE handles it automatically.
**[Continue to Lesson 03: Git Setup →](../lesson-03-git-setup/tutorial.md)** **[Continue to Lesson 03: Git Configuration →](../lesson-03-git-setup/tutorial.md)**
--- ---
*Part of Module 02: Installation & Setup* *Part of Module 02: Installation & Setup*
*[← Back to Module Overview](../module-02-overview.md)* *[← Back to Module Overview](../module-02-overview.md)*

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**Git** is the behind-the-scenes tool that syncs your computer with GitHub. **Git** is the behind-the-scenes tool that syncs your computer with GitHub.
**Think of it as:** **Good news:** You don't need to install it manually! Modern IDEs like Cursor handle this for you.
- The sync engine between your computer and GitHub
- Like Dropbox, but smarter (tracks every change)
- Built into most modern IDEs
**Good news:** You don't need to install it manually!
--- ---
## Recap: Your Repository Structure ## Step 1: Recap Your Repository Structure
**You already decided this in Lesson 02 when naming your repo!** **You already decided this in Lesson 01 when naming your repo!**
### Single Repo (named `my-project`) ### Single Repo (named `my-project`)
``` ```
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← Code repo created separately ← Code repo created separately
``` ```
**For this tutorial, we assume single repo** (`dog-walker-app`)
--- ---
## Option 1: Let Cursor Handle It (Recommended) ## Step 2: Choose Your Git Approach
### Option 1: Let Cursor Handle It (Recommended)
**The easiest way:** Do nothing! **The easiest way:** Do nothing!
When you try to clone a repository in Lesson 05, Cursor will: When you try to clone a repository in Lesson 04, Cursor will:
1. Check if Git is installed 1. Check if Git is installed
2. If not, **automatically prompt you**: "Install Git?" 2. If not, **automatically prompt you**: "Install Git?"
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--- ---
## Option 2: GitHub Desktop (Visual Alternative) ### Option 2: GitHub Desktop (Visual Alternative)
**For designers who prefer visual tools:** **For designers who prefer visual tools:**
### Why GitHub Desktop? #### Why GitHub Desktop?
- ✅ No terminal commands needed - ✅ No terminal commands needed
- ✅ Visual interface for everything - ✅ Visual interface for everything
@ -76,7 +75,7 @@ When you try to clone a repository in Lesson 05, Cursor will:
- ✅ Many professional designers use it - ✅ Many professional designers use it
- ✅ Works perfectly with Cursor - ✅ Works perfectly with Cursor
### Install GitHub Desktop #### Install GitHub Desktop
1. Download from **https://desktop.github.com** 1. Download from **https://desktop.github.com**
2. Install it (follow standard installer) 2. Install it (follow standard installer)
@ -84,7 +83,7 @@ When you try to clone a repository in Lesson 05, Cursor will:
4. Sign in with your GitHub account 4. Sign in with your GitHub account
5. Done! 5. Done!
### How it Works #### How it Works
- Use GitHub Desktop to **clone** repositories - Use GitHub Desktop to **clone** repositories
- Use GitHub Desktop to **commit** and **push** changes - Use GitHub Desktop to **commit** and **push** changes
@ -93,9 +92,11 @@ When you try to clone a repository in Lesson 05, Cursor will:
**This is a perfectly valid professional workflow.** **This is a perfectly valid professional workflow.**
**Bonus:** GitHub Desktop also helps you decide between single vs separate repos visually!
--- ---
## Option 3: Already Comfortable with Terminal? ### Option 3: Already Comfortable with Terminal?
**Optional check for those who want to know:** **Optional check for those who want to know:**
@ -112,7 +113,7 @@ git version 2.x.x
✅ Git is installed! ✅ Git is installed!
**If you see "command not found":** **If you see "command not found":**
No problem! Continue to Lesson 05, Cursor will prompt you. No problem! Continue to Lesson 04, Cursor will prompt you.
--- ---
@ -121,7 +122,7 @@ No problem! Continue to Lesson 05, Cursor will prompt you.
**Choose Option 1 (Let Cursor Handle It) if:** **Choose Option 1 (Let Cursor Handle It) if:**
- You're a complete beginner - You're a complete beginner
- You want the simplest path - You want the simplest path
- You're comfortable with terminal appearing in Lesson 05 - You're comfortable with terminal appearing in Lesson 04
**Choose Option 2 (GitHub Desktop) if:** **Choose Option 2 (GitHub Desktop) if:**
- You prefer visual interfaces - You prefer visual interfaces
@ -150,10 +151,9 @@ No problem! Continue to Lesson 05, Cursor will prompt you.
Git will be ready when you need it! Now it's time to clone your repository and add WDS to your workspace. Git will be ready when you need it! Now it's time to clone your repository and add WDS to your workspace.
**[Continue to Lesson 04: Clone & Add WDS →](../lesson-04-clone-and-wds/tutorial.md)** **[Continue to Lesson 04: Repository Cloning & WDS Integration →](../lesson-04-clone-and-wds/tutorial.md)**
--- ---
*Part of Module 02: Installation & Setup* *Part of Module 02: Installation & Setup*
*[← Back to Module Overview](../module-02-overview.md)* *[← Back to Module Overview](../module-02-overview.md)*

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## Step 2: Clone Your Project Repository ## Step 2: Clone Your Project Repository
### Get Your Repository URL **What is cloning?** Copying your GitHub repository to your computer so you can work on it.
### 2.1 Get Your Repository URL
1. Go to your repository on GitHub 1. Go to your repository on GitHub
2. Click the green **"Code"** button 2. Click the green **"Code"** button
@ -50,7 +52,7 @@ cd ~/Projects
**Your URL looks like:** `https://github.com/your-username/your-project.git` **Your URL looks like:** `https://github.com/your-username/your-project.git`
### Clone the Repository ### 2.2 Clone the Repository
In Cursor terminal: In Cursor terminal:
@ -82,6 +84,8 @@ git clone https://github.com/john-designer/dog-walker-app.git
## Step 4: Clone WDS Repository ## Step 4: Clone WDS Repository
**What is WDS?** The methodology files that contain agents, workflows, and training.
**WDS lives separately from your project.** **WDS lives separately from your project.**
In Cursor terminal (make sure you're in Projects folder): In Cursor terminal (make sure you're in Projects folder):
@ -114,6 +118,8 @@ git clone https://github.com/whiteport-collective/whiteport-design-studio.git
## Step 6: Create Docs Folder Structure ## Step 6: Create Docs Folder Structure
**What is the docs folder?** Where all your WDS specifications will live. This is your design source of truth.
**Navigate to YOUR project (not WDS):** **Navigate to YOUR project (not WDS):**
```bash ```bash
@ -192,7 +198,7 @@ Your Computer/
**Solution:** Make sure you're signed into GitHub in Cursor **Solution:** Make sure you're signed into GitHub in Cursor
**Issue:** "Can't find MIMIR file" **Issue:** "Can't find MIMIR file"
**Solution:** Make sure you added `whiteport-design-studio` folder to workspace **Solution:** Make sure you added `whiteport-design-studio` folder to workspace (Step 5)
**Issue:** "mkdir: cannot create directory" **Issue:** "mkdir: cannot create directory"
**Solution:** Make sure you're in your project folder: `cd ~/Projects/your-project` **Solution:** Make sure you're in your project folder: `cd ~/Projects/your-project`
@ -203,10 +209,9 @@ Your Computer/
Everything is set up! Now let's activate Mimir and begin your WDS journey. Everything is set up! Now let's activate Mimir and begin your WDS journey.
**[Continue to Lesson 05: Initiate Mimir →](../lesson-05-initiate-mimir/tutorial.md)** **[Continue to Lesson 05: Mimir Activation →](../lesson-05-initiate-mimir/tutorial.md)**
--- ---
*Part of Module 02: Installation & Setup* *Part of Module 02: Installation & Setup*
*[← Back to Module Overview](../module-02-overview.md)* *[← Back to Module Overview](../module-02-overview.md)*

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**You should see the file attached to your message!** **You should see the file attached to your message!**
**Alternative method:**
Type in chat:
```
@MIMIR-WDS-ORCHESTRATOR.md
```
--- ---
## Step 4: Send Your First Message ## Step 4: Send Your First Message
@ -130,34 +136,6 @@ If you're confused → Mimir will slow down
--- ---
## Alternative: Type Instead of Drag
**If dragging doesn't work:**
In the AI chat, type:
```
@MIMIR-WDS-ORCHESTRATOR.md
Hello Mimir! I just completed the installation setup and I'm ready to start.
```
This references the file and sends your message.
---
## What Happens Next?
**After your conversation with Mimir, you'll either:**
1. **Start WDS Training** - If you want to learn methodology first
2. **Begin Project Brief** - If you're ready to dive into your project
3. **Meet Specialist Agents** - Freyja (UX), Saga (Analyst), or Idunn (PM)
**Mimir will guide you to the right path based on your situation.**
---
## Whenever You Need Help ## Whenever You Need Help
**Remember this simple command:** **Remember this simple command:**
@ -179,7 +157,7 @@ This references the file and sends your message.
## Troubleshooting ## Troubleshooting
**Issue:** Can't find MIMIR file **Issue:** Can't find MIMIR file
**Solution:** Make sure you added `whiteport-design-studio` to workspace (Lesson 05, Step 5) **Solution:** Make sure you added `whiteport-design-studio` to workspace (Lesson 04, Step 5)
**Issue:** Drag doesn't work **Issue:** Drag doesn't work
**Solution:** Use `@MIMIR-WDS-ORCHESTRATOR.md` instead **Solution:** Use `@MIMIR-WDS-ORCHESTRATOR.md` instead
@ -221,6 +199,35 @@ You've completed the entire Module 02: Installation & Setup!
--- ---
## Pro Tips for Beginners
**Tip 1: Commit Often**
Every time you make meaningful progress, save to GitHub:
```bash
git add .
git commit -m "Describe what you did"
git push
```
**Tip 2: Keep WDS Updated**
Once a month, update WDS to get new features:
```bash
cd ~/Projects/whiteport-design-studio
git pull
```
**Tip 3: When in Doubt, Ask Mimir**
```
@wds-mimir [your question]
```
No question is too small!
**Tip 4: Save Your Workspace**
In Cursor: **File** → **Save Workspace As** → `my-project.code-workspace`
Next time, just open this file!
---
## Remember ## Remember
**Whenever in doubt:** **Whenever in doubt:**
@ -235,4 +242,3 @@ You've completed the entire Module 02: Installation & Setup!
*Part of Module 02: Installation & Setup* *Part of Module 02: Installation & Setup*
*[← Back to Module Overview](../module-02-overview.md)* *[← Back to Module Overview](../module-02-overview.md)*