Step 1
Load the starter map first
Use the Getting Started template to see worlds, linked tasks, notes, and habits working together before you customize the map.
StarLinker
Getting started
for real workflows
Start from the Getting Started map, customize the visible context, and end with one next move.
New users
What this guide is meant to unlock
Use this path when you want the product to feel clearer and more useful quickly, not when you want to read every possible detail first.
Actionable steps
Real workflow framing
Shorter path to value
Start with the Getting Started template instead of a blank canvas
Group related items into worlds so the map stays readable
Finish with one next action you can actually do today
Suggested path
Follow this sequence
You do not need to be perfect here. The goal is to make the map immediately useful enough that you keep returning to it.
Step 2
Add worlds before you perfect the details
Use worlds as broad containers such as Product, People, Admin, or Health. This keeps the canvas readable while you capture quickly.
Step 3
Drop in tasks, notes, blockers, and meetings
Get the thought onto the map first. Once the context exists, you can connect it, reorder it, and decide what deserves attention now.
Step 4
End every session with one visible next action
Your first success metric is not a perfect map. It is being able to point to one concrete move that is obviously next because the rest of the context is visible.
Still stuck?
Use the guide, then ask for a real answer.
If your workflow has edge cases, share the context and we will help you adapt the system without flattening it into another checklist.
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