Legal education + career process infrastructure · Independent
Set for Life Relationship-Building Lab
Live public working lab · v2 August 2026
Help law students turn relationship-building from vague advice into an observable process they can plan, run, measure, and improve.
Controlled visual demonstration
Current live interface
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What I noticed
Students without inherited professional networks are often told to network without a target model, evidence standard, message architecture, follow-up state, or feedback loop. The prior site compounded that problem by advertising a paid course and commercial delivery workflow that did not exist.
What I researched
The v2 release preserves RN Collins’s documented outreach process while distinguishing self-reported outcomes from user expectations. Current LinkedIn guidance informed the safety model: fewer relevant invitations, specific context, alternatives such as following and groups, changing personalization limits, and restrictions for high-volume or automated behavior.
What exists
A no-account, browser-private Relationship-Building Lab with target mapping, public-signal and source capture, route selection, next-action dates, a constrained message builder, seven outreach states, live response metrics, CSV export, JSON backup, JSON import, and local-data deletion. The former $67 enrollment, Gumroad checkout, refund, launch, lifetime-access, and delivery claims were removed. Unreleased curriculum elements are explicitly labeled as a product roadmap.
Who it serves
Law students and early-career professionals who need a disciplined, evidence-producing relationship process rather than another generic networking checklist.
What it demonstrates
Experience-to-tool translation, local-first product design, workflow modeling, outcome instrumentation, platform-aware safety, claim governance, and release-truth remediation.
Current evidence
The canonical v2 deployment returned HTTP 200 and serves the target map, message builder, tracker, metric, export, import, and clearing logic. All executable scripts passed syntax checks; structured data parsed; IDs were unique; and legacy commerce strings were absent. RN’s outreach volumes, response rate, connections, and resulting positions remain self-reported historical evidence—not promises, causal proof, or typical outcomes. The lab does not automate LinkedIn, transmit the target list, provide career or legal advice, or guarantee any response or employment result.
Verified build record
What is actually running, and what it is not.
LiveLive · education product site
The problem. Law students are told to network and given no system for it, which produces either nothing or a volume of undifferentiated outreach that works against them.
What it does. Presents a LinkedIn networking system for law students as a structured product, with a repository-level commerce registry kept in the open alongside the site.
Built on. A static site served from Vercel, with the commerce registry committed as a Markdown record.
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