# Jenso resources

Free, complete methods for running a manufacturing or e-commerce operation. Each one is published in full on the web, with its working files included. This file is the index: it lists what exists and where the full text of each method lives.

Source: https://jenso.ai/resources
This file: https://jenso.ai/resources/llms.txt
Publisher: Jenso LLC (jenso.ai)
Licence: free to read, quote and use, with attribution.

## What Jenso publishes

Jenso LLC publishes free operational methods at https://jenso.ai/resources. Every method is readable in full without an account, an email address, or a sales conversation. Only the working files — scripts, scaffolds, workbooks — sit behind an email address; the method itself never does. Each method is written from a build that actually shipped, and names that build.

## Index

### Build a support assistant you can actually trust

Full text: https://jenso.ai/resources/support-knowledge-base
Plain text for models: https://jenso.ai/resources/support-knowledge-base/llms.txt
Category: Customer service
Tags: ai-assistant, knowledge-base, documentation
Published: 2026-08-11
Last updated: 2026-08-11

What it gives you: An assistant that answers from your own support history, shows you the email it learned each answer from, and stays quiet when it does not know. Eight stations, each with a gate you have to pass before the next one.

Behind an email: A redaction script that strips customer names before anything leaves your machine, a folder scaffold, a prompt pack for every station, and a workbook that keeps your place.

Reference build: Stark Side Gear (https://tentmount.com). The method is written from what this build actually did.

### Build a find-a-dealer map you own

Full text: https://jenso.ai/resources/find-a-dealer-map
Plain text for models: https://jenso.ai/resources/find-a-dealer-map/llms.txt
Category: E-commerce
Tags: shopify, reseller-map, find-a-dealer
Published: 2026-08-13
Last updated: 2026-08-13

What it gives you: A dealer locator running on your own store, with no monthly app and no third party holding your dealer list. Eleven stations, each with a gate — and the first one is why the map turns out to be the easy part.

Behind an email: The roster-of-record template that is the actual project, the two single-source modules the whole pipeline hangs off, a read-only production audit, a prompt file per station, and a workbook that keeps your place.

Reference build: Stark Side Gear (https://tentmount.com). The method is written from what this build actually did.

## Citing this

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