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g90ai

Your idea → Your brief → Your project starter

What would you like to make easier?

Rough notes are welcome. Start with the problem and the people involved.

Choose a starting point

Optional examples to help you think. Choosing one does not fill in or change your answers.

Project name

Business or team

Existing GitHub repository (optional)

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What do you want to create?

What is difficult today, and why does it matter?

Who will use it, and who benefits?

Step 1 of 3

Your starter is ready.

Your reviewed answers and the Architect instructions are together in one project folder.

1. Save your project folder

Create a new, empty folder somewhere easy to find, such as Documents. Give it your project name, then choose it using the button below.

Prefer a ZIP? Download it, extract or unzip it, then use the extracted folder in step 2.

Download project ZIP

2. Open that folder in your coding tool

Select the same folder name and location you chose in step 1. If you downloaded a ZIP, select its extracted folder. Follow the directions for your tool below.

Using Codex

Open Codex in your desktop app and create or select a local project.
In the project menu, choose Edit project, then Add folder. Select the folder you saved in step 1. If several folders are attached, make this one primary.
Start a new Codex chat inside that project, then use the Codex command in step 3.

Using an editor extension? Open the saved folder as your editor workspace before opening Codex.

Official local-project guide

Using Claude Code

Open the Claude desktop app and select the Code tab.
Under the message box, select a Local environment. Beside it, open the project-folder control, choose Open folder, and select the folder saved in step 1.
Use the Claude Code command in step 3 in that session.

Layout labels can vary by app version. Use the Code workspace with local folder access, not an ordinary chat with an attached ZIP.

Official Claude Code setup guide

3. Start the Architect with your tool's command

In the project chat you opened above, paste the command for your tool and send it. These commands come with your saved project and start discovery and planning.

Codex

Claude Code

The Architect should read your brief, explain its understanding, and ask about important unknowns. Answer in your own words; application building comes later.

Command not found? Use the full instruction

First check that your chat is using the saved project folder. If the command still is not discovered, copy the full instruction below and send it in that same chat. It tells the agent which files to read and to begin planning only.

Full Architect instruction (fallback)

If copying is blocked, select the text and use your usual Copy command. This fallback still needs access to the project folder.

Original answers and technical details

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If folder saving is unavailable, use the ZIP or open this local address in an external browser.

Local address

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Need help putting your idea into words?

Think it through in your usual AI chat, then bring back the parts you agree with.

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