distribution: launch posts on r/ClaudeAI, r/AI_Agents, r/devops

[vivekchand]

Why

For a new domain, distribution moves the needle far more than on-page SEO. The natural audience for FLYWHEEL.md already lives in three subreddits.

Posts to ship

r/ClaudeAI — flair: Claude Code Workflow

Lead with the workflow, not a launch.

• Title: When agents write the code, the bottleneck moves to verification — so I wrote down the loop
• Body: Open with the canon table (AGENTS.md / SOUL.md / FLYWHEEL.md), then paste the 4 stages with their Done-when + Gate lines directly into the post. Link to https://flywheel.md at the end. Reply to comments in the first 2 hours.

r/AI_Agents — no specific flair

Frame as a discussion of process for autonomous agents.

• Title: Where does a human stay in the loop when agents ship code on their own?
• Body: Pose the question, give the FLYWHEEL.md answer (gates as CI-enforced code, evidence > claim), link at the bottom.

r/devops — flair: discussion (or whatever fits)

Lean on the closed-loop control framing.

• Title: A company without this loop is an open-loop control system — and agents drift it at machine speed
• Body: The Diana Hu / Stanford CS 153 angle. Closed-loop vs. open-loop. Then the four stages.

Rules of engagement (so we don't get nuked)

• Read each sub's rules first; respect 9:1 self-promo ratios where they exist.
• Lead with the idea, link last.
• Body must stand alone — no link-only posts.
• Stagger across days, not all at once.
• Reply to comments within 2 hours of posting.

Acceptance

• Posts live, with the chosen flair on each.
• Links + title screenshots in this issue.
• Note on top-comment + engagement after 24h.

Memory note: site copy style is plain over metaphor, period kickers, no em-dashes.