The Tools
Two plain markdown files you paste into Claude. One generates a personalized architecture deck for a founder. The other generates custom editions of the generator itself.

1. Build on Claude: the personalized architecture read
File: /tools/build-on-claude.md
For any founder or builder, in an accelerator or not. Copy the file, paste it into Claude (best: Claude Code inside your repo, so it reads your context first), and it interviews you for the gaps, then generates a clickable deck personalized to your product: where you sit among the four ways to build, working code for your case, honest cost arithmetic, the trade-offs including when NOT to build on Claude, and a copyable build brief that starts your first real build session.
It is honest by construction: if the right answer for you is one API call and no agent, the deck says so. If staying provider-portable is right for your situation, the deck says that too.
2. Customize the generator: mint your own edition
File: /tools/customize-the-generator.md
For evangelists, accelerator partners, community leads, and agencies. Paste it into your harness and it interviews you about your audience (a batch, a vertical, a community), pulls the most relevant proof rows from The Index, and emits a customized edition of the generator carrying your name, your audience tuning, and your call to action.
The honesty bar carries through every edition and cannot be customized away. A generator that flatters its audience burns the operator's name with it.
How the pieces fit
The wiki is the evidence layer: The Index holds all 256 published builds, and /llms-full.txt carries the whole wiki as one machine-readable file. The tools are the action layer: they read that evidence at generation time, so every deck's proof slide quotes real published numbers, never inventions.
Paste chain, end to end: an operator customizes the generator, a founder runs their edition and gets a deck, the deck hands them a build brief, the brief starts the build. Every artifact generates the next one.
Further Reading
- The Index: the 256-row evidence base the tools draw from.
- Strength of Evidence: which published numbers hold up, and how to quote them responsibly.
- Reference Index: every published Anthropic source, dated.