Premium kit · 11 items · all tested
Always one safe step from a project that works.
You can't read every line Claude writes. You don't have to.
Memory, fences, save points. One afternoon of setup, and Claude Code stops guessing.
The system
Three parts. That's the whole idea.
Pick a part. See a session today, then the same session with the kit in.
You paste the same context back in. Claude guesses at the rest, then drifts from what you asked. By the third session you're explaining your own project to a tool that should already know it.
Get your CLAUDE.md written today.
One question in, a working memory file out — it decides the technical choices for you. There's a fill-in template too, if you'd rather not use AI for it at all.
Write my first CLAUDE.md. Ask me ONE question: in plain English, what am I building? MY ANSWER: {{describe your project in a sentence}} Then do the rest yourself: 1. Pick a sensible stack and say why in one line. If I already have one, use {{stack, or skip}}. 2. Write the file with these sections: What we are building, House rules, Files you must not touch, When unsure ask. 3. Add three house rules that stop the most common damage for this kind of project. 4. Explain anything technical in one short line. "You decide" is always a valid answer from me. 5. Return the finished file only, ready to save at my repo root as CLAUDE.md.
The paid heart
Two skills. Six commands.
Install them as Claude skills and they do the work. No install? Six standalone prompts cover the same system in any Claude chat.
CLAUDE.md Architect
Builds, audits and upgrades your project-memory file for any stack — carrying guardrail profiles distilled from blueprints run on real projects.
Project Guardian
Runs your sessions safely: context-first starts, protected files that need permission, checkpoints, and calm recovery when something breaks.
What you get
Eleven items. Nothing to configure.
Two skills, six prompts, two free starters, one guide. Every one written in plain English — "you decide" is a valid answer everywhere.
I build with Claude Code every day. This is my own setup.
The Architect's stack profiles come from blueprint files run on real projects before they were distilled into a skill. If it didn't hold up, it didn't ship.
The full list
Every prompt in the kit
For you if
You're the founder, not the engineer
Solo founders and makers shipping real products with Claude Code and no developer on call. You'd rather ship than babysit diffs.
Not for you if
You already have git discipline
If you're a working engineer with your own dotfiles and habits, you own most of this already. Keep your money.
Where it sits
A standalone kit
One pack, $17. All 7, $119. The Vault is $49, once — all of them, plus every pack I add next.
The offer
Cheaper than one broken afternoon.
Pay what you want, suggested $17. One-time, and the kit keeps growing.
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FAQ
Anything else?
No. Every tool in the kit speaks plain English, picks sensible defaults for you, and explains anything technical in a line. "You decide" is a valid answer everywhere.