The Build Room

The Blueprints.

The finished tools I build and sell to businesses, built on the setup that finally fixed mine, and set up on your computer with you. The graph from my TikTok. A quote popup that prices a job before you call back. The full set of hooks that stop Claude saying done when it isn't. You vote on what I build next.

Join Architect, $19 a month

Type your Discord username at checkout. The Architect role lands in the room within a minute of paying.

Start free, from where you are

Never opened a terminal

Your private setup thread in the Discord takes you from nothing installed to Claude Code running in a folder and your notes showing up as a graph. Send a screenshot whenever you are stuck and it tells you the next thing to click.

Join the room, and the thread opens for you.

Claude Code already running

The free rules hook. Claude forgets your rules halfway through a session; this puts them back in front of it on every message. Two small files, tested on a clean folder.

Get the hook

Running a business

A free audit of your website: a real crawl that says what is broken and why Google is not sending you customers. Every check comes from Google's own documentation.

Join the room and paste your site in site-audit.

What is in Architect now

Ground Floor

Claude Code installed, a folder on your computer, your first note, and the rules file. The same five steps the free setup thread walks.

What you get: the download links, the folder layout, the ten-line rules file, and what to ask it first.

AI System Architecture

The setup I rebuilt my own on, after months of doing it wrong. Five rules instead of essays. Hooks that block it from sending anything or writing code before the test exists. A plan that can only shrink. Every fact tied to where it came from and rechecked every two minutes.

What you get: the five-rule file, the full set of hooks, the shrinking plan, the fact checker, and the order to put them in, fitted to how you actually work.

Obsidian Graph

The exact graph from my TikTok.

What you get: the theme, the six plugins and their settings, the graph plugin, and the note types that make the graph look like that.

Pressure Washing

A site for a pressure washing, window and gutter company that books jobs, from one I built for a real client.

What you get: the site, service and area pages, a quote popup with your prices, and a contact form that gets tested every night.

Painting

A painting company site with instant quotes, from one that went live on 16 Sep.

What you get: the site, a painting price sheet with a source on every number, the quote popup, and the launch-day checklist.

Holiday Lighting

The October to January add-on pressure washers sell: roofline and holiday lighting.

What you get: the lighting pages from a live client site.

Instant Estimate

A quote popup on your site that prices the job before you call back. If a price has no source, it shows no number.

What you get: the popup, a price sheet per trade, answers filled from the customer's photos, and a way to check your quotes against what sold.

Social Media

A month of Instagram, Facebook and TikTok posts, built, checked and sent for approval in one run.

What you get: the month runner, the checks that stop a post with a missing picture, the video cutter that frames on faces, and the approval sheet.

SEO & AEO

Why Google and the AI answer engines are not sending you customers, from data.

What you get: the audit I have run 78 times, the AI-readiness check, and the steps to get pages indexed.

Working Site

A site that answers customers' questions, updates its own pages overnight, and checks every night that the contact form still works.

What you get: the agent, the nightly form test, the enquiry log, and the console where you approve every change.

Community

This Discord, as a kit you can run for your own business.

What you get: the welcome cards, tickets, roles, the join form, and the paid door.
Architect, $19 a month

Every Blueprint, set up with you. Every new one, voted on by members.

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