You get reviewed files, a runbook, receipts, an acceptance list, and one correction pass. The outcome and the acceptance list are written before work starts.
$2,500. One outcome per seat. No subscription.
WHAT YOU GET
The operating files the outcome needs, reviewed against the agreed sources and boundaries. You keep them. They are plain text you can read and edit.
How to run the path, review the result, stop it, and roll it back. Written for the person who has to operate it, not for the person who built it.
A visible record of the task, the source set, the result, the test status, and any failure or no-work state. You can check what happened without asking.
The written checks that decide whether the outcome is complete. One pass after your review fixes behavior that misses the list. Then you accept the outcome or you stop.
THE PROCESS
You name one result, the sources that control it, and the line that proves it is done. We agree the outcome and the acceptance list in writing before any work starts.
The build arrives as reviewed files with a runbook and receipts. You read what ran, against which sources, and what the result was. No meeting required.
You check the build against the acceptance list. One correction pass fixes what misses it. Then you accept the outcome or you stop. The seat closes either way.
THE MATH
At $2,500, the seat pays back after 50 hours of saved context-setting.
At 2.5 hours a week, that is about five months.
PRICING
Reviewed Build Seat
One outcome per seat. No subscription.
One outcome per seat. Anything outside the written outcome needs a new seat.
Only ongoing cost:
Claude Pro ($20/mo) or Claude Max ($100/mo)
FAQ
One result you want, the sources that control it, and the line that proves it is done. We write the outcome and the acceptance list together before any work starts.
No. One outcome per seat, $2,500, paid once. You own the files. No monthly fees and no recurring charges. The only ongoing cost is your Claude subscription.
You do not write code. The build ships as reviewed files with a runbook that says how to run it, how to stop it, and how to roll it back.
The full system works best with Claude Code. The CLAUDE.md file can be copied into ChatGPT's custom instructions, Gemini's system prompt, or any tool that accepts context.
One correction pass fixes behavior that misses the written list. After that you accept the outcome or you stop. Anything outside the written outcome and acceptance list needs a new seat.
The outcome and the acceptance list are written before work starts. You know what the build must produce, which sources control it, what it is not allowed to do, and where it stops.
The seat closes on the list, not on an opinion. Every promised file exists, the files match the source record, one dry test passes, open questions are labeled, and you hold a readable copy.
WHAT COMES NEXT
The Build Seat gives your AI a brain. The agent layer gives it a body. A dedicated server, scheduled operations, and tool integrations, each with a named approver and a written stopping point. Scoped separately from the seat.
Telegram bot that speaks your business from your pocket
CRM monitoring that prepares drafts and waits for your approval
Morning briefings prepared from your files on a schedule you set
Health monitoring that restarts services and logs every failure
One outcome, written down before work starts, delivered as reviewed files you keep. No more re-explaining. No more starting from zero.
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