The Moby Library
A whale rising through shafts of light in deep dark water
Field Library · Vol. 01 · 76 Plays

Seventy-six plays. Copy. Paste. Run.

A field library of battle-tested prompts and automations for running an ecommerce brand with Moby — diagnosis, media buying, creative, retention, finance, and the night-shift automations that never sleep. Every sheet is written to be stolen.

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How the library works

Four moves. That’s the whole system.

Step 01

Pick a play

Sixteen chapters, seventy-six plays. Start with the problem sitting in front of you.

Step 02

Fill the [brackets]

Everything in [brackets] is yours — targets, dates, SKUs, channels, thresholds.

Step 03

Paste into Moby

The sheet does the prompting. Moby does the work.

Step 04

Make it recurring

Love the output? Say “run this every Monday at 8am” and the play becomes an automation.

Special Section · Twelve Plays for the Weekend

The 4th of July sale, handled.

Everything the holiday weekend demands, filed together in firing order — eight prompt sheets and four automations. The battle check, baseline freeze, and media spend plan before; the pacing reads and spend & CPM sentries while the sale is live; and the debrief, pull-forward test, and cohort tracker after.

BeforeBattle check, baseline & spend plan/DuringPacing, spend & CPM watch/AfterDebrief, pull-forward, cohort
Part 01 · The Prompt Sheets

Forty-one prompts that ask more of Moby.

Most prompts ask for a report. These ask for a verdict — a root cause, a priority order, a first concrete action. Each sheet is filed, numbered, and ready to copy.

The catalog · 41 sheets on file
A calm midnight ocean under moonlight
Part 02 · The Night Shift

Twenty-three automations that work while you sleep.

Morning briefings, tripwires, copilots, and pipelines. Each recipe below is a starter prompt — paste it into Moby, adjust the brackets, and it runs on schedule from then on.

The library is open.

Pick a play. Fill the brackets. Let Moby run it. And when a play earns its keep — make it recurring.

Open Moby