Notes are on NDB. Ideal start is
Tech Writer → Bazaar → Replicator [draw second replicator] → spy camera [install the other 5 spy cameras].
…but this doesn’t happen very often 
Once your deck has been thinned, your econ comes from events and 12 consumer grades you sell for 3 credits per turn to Aesops. If you have multiple tech writers out for your big installs, even better. Levy lets you stick it out for longer. Spy Camera is great for making targeted runs on R&D. if you are on the R&D lock plan, remember you can fire them after the corp’s mandatory draw: either you know what’s on top for an R&D hit on your turn, or they click-draw and you know what’s in HQ.
It might be better in Hayley to accelerate setup if you don’t get a bazaar, or better in CT to accelerate setup by making the combo easier to put together, but I like that Kate has the ability to dig a little at the beginning and still install bazaar + replicator + aesops without going too broke.
Now there’s a little deck
Kate “Mac” McCaffrey: Digital Tinker (Core Set)
Event (12)
- 3x Diesel (Core Set)
- 2x Levy AR Lab Access (Creation and Control)
- 2x Lucky Find (Double Time) ••••
- 2x Quality Time (Humanity’s Shadow)
- 3x Sure Gamble (Core Set)
Hardware (15)
- 6x NetChip (Business First)
- 3x Replicator (Humanity’s Shadow)
- 6x Spy Camera (Democracy and Dogma) ••••• •
Resource (13)
- 2x Aesop’s Pawnshop (Core Set)
- 3x Bazaar (Salsette Island)
- 2x Same Old Thing (Creation and Control)
- 3x Technical Writer (Data and Destiny)
- 3x Tyson Observatory (Breaker Bay)
Icebreaker (3)
Program (2)
- 2x Hyperdriver (The Underway)
15 influence spent (max 15)
45 cards (min 45)
Cards up to Salsette Island
Deck built on NetrunnerDB.