MystFlo · Founder Co-Build
If finding the right developer has kept your idea waiting, put it in your own hands — 1-on-1 mentorship plus an agent skill kit, installed in your own project.
Your real product, built with agentic coding — and the skill stays with you.
The kit
You install the kit into Claude Code and Cursor once — a real process of save points, checks, and a plan before every build, not just prompting and hoping. Between sessions it guides, explains, and protects — so live time is pure building. The kit is your guide; the mentor is me.
❯ /idea I want to build a friendlier ERP for small businesses idea ● you are here → scope ○ → build ○ → ship ○ Question 1 of 11 — the last real moment: Tell me about the last time you saw this problem happen. ❯ My friend Jess quoted a job from her pricing spreadsheet, but it didn't match QuickBooks — she ran the whole job at a loss. That's a sharp, concrete moment — a real dollar loss, not just annoyance. …ten questions later, your idea is a one-page brief… ❯ /scope Your first feature: a jobs + invoices dashboard. Here's what it looks like on screen: ┌─────────────────────────────────────┐ │ Acme Offices Scheduled Unpaid │ │ Lakeview Mall Done Paid │ │ Metro Bank Done Overdue │ └─────────────────────────────────────┘ Which one do you want to go with — 1, 2, or 3?
Real lines from a real session: the terminal is the conversation, the mockup is what it produces — a clickable link you can share before anything is built for real.
Swipe — 8 skills
/idea Interviews you about your idea, one plain question at a time, and turns the answers into a one-page product brief — a template filled entirely from your own words, eleven questions, then a document you actually understand.
/scope Picks the one feature worth building first — scored against three tests: does it deliver the magic moment, is it a complete loop, is it days not weeks — writes its spec, and mocks it up as a clickable link you can share before you build it for real.
/build Always shows you a plan in plain English first, and waits for your yes. Builds in small steps, checks its own work, then saves a point you can always return to.
/stuck Two questions, a translated error, and a calm methodical fix. Nothing is ever broken forever — a working save point is always there.
/ship Safety check first, then your app deployed with a live link. Opening it on your phone is the biggest confidence moment in the program.
/ask Plain-English answers to anything, anytime. It reads your files to see what's actually done and points to the next step — never a lecture, never a guess.
/project-manager Your ideas, tasks, and bugs in one backlog — a front door to GitHub Issues, so managing a to-do list never means learning the GitHub website.
/connect Hooks up your database, AI, payments, or email — installs what's needed, walks the sign-in, verifies every step, and proves it's live with a small test.
Three product-concept documents ship with the kit as templates — filled from your own idea, never a blank page:
product idea briefThe one-page brief /idea writes — every line pulled from your own answers, never a blank template you fill in yourself.
PRDThe plain-English spec /scope writes for your first feature. Go deeper later and each feature gets its own PRD — plus a dedicated feature artifact: a mockup and spec, on one shareable link.
design briefThe look-and-feel spec behind every mockup, so what gets built matches what you already approved.
And a safety net watching your back — built on Anthropic's own review tools, so you can trust what you've made without reading a line of code:
security, automaticAnthropic's security checks run in the background and fix risky code as you build — no jargon to decode
plain-English reviewOn demand, your work is checked for bugs and safety, then explained in words you actually use
judgment callsFor "is this the right way?" — the kit gives a first take, then flags it for me on a shared ticket. Human judgment stays human.
See it happen
Three minutes, unedited — a founder's idea, interviewed into a one-page brief, in plain English.
The journey
The knowledge rides along the build — and the bar shows who's driving. By session 4 it's you, start to finish.
You leave with: tools live, a scoped feature, and a clickable mockup — ready to build
You leave with: your first feature on screen, and the loop in your hands, not mine
You leave with: a live link on your phone, safe to share
You leave with: a recorded demo and a written roadmap
Between sessions
The stack you'll own
And when your product needs it: AI with any model you choose (OpenRouter), payments (Stripe), email (Resend) — added together, one at a time.
Why it's worth it
Free tutorials teach concepts in the abstract, then leave you alone at the first real wall — setup, secrets, "why can everyone see everyone's data." Most people quit there. You start on your product, with me catching the mistakes — I've done this a hundred times — and you leave with the product and the skill.
A frontier skill, earlyAgentic coding — directing AI agents that do the real building — is the newest skill in software. Few have mastered it in production, and almost no one teaches it 1-on-1. You're learning it while it's still an edge, not after it's table stakes.
A real product, liveNot a certificate or a toy app. Yours, live at its own web address, ready for real users. Most people finish a course with notes; you finish with a product.
The skill stays with youMy job is to become unnecessary. After four sessions you build the next feature, and the next, without me. Pay once; build forever.
1:1 no one else offersNot a cohort of fifty on a screen-share — two hours of dedicated expert time, four times, on your product. It doesn't exist anywhere else.
The production layerAgentic coding done right — the part every tutorial skips: private data, safe secrets, sane costs, exactly where most AI-built apps break in public. It's what I do every day building MystFlo.
Pricing — all of it, upfront
You don't commit to the whole co-build on day one. Two sessions in you'll have the kit, a scoped feature, and your first working screen — that's the natural checkpoint to continue, or to take sessions one at a time.
Two sessions, each 2 hours of dedicated 1-on-1, plus the full 8-skill kit and async support — installed and personalized to your product here, so it costs more upfront. Setup done together, your idea scoped, your first screen working. Then you decide.
Real database, logins, deployed live — then you run the full cycle solo. The kit's already yours, so this half costs less. Completes the co-build at $3,000 total, same as booking all four upfront.
Per session — every session is 2 hours of dedicated 1-on-1. Co-build, product & tech advisory, or leveling you up as an advanced, efficient agentic coder. Whenever you want one. 3-pack: $1,050.
Claude Code and Cursor are the only paid tools to start; GitHub, Supabase, and Cloudflare all begin free.
Is $3,000 fair? Look at the alternatives:
Who I take on: founders committed to building their product idea — and to putting in the effort to learn, upgrade their skillset, and build real independence. It starts with a free intro call; if that's you, we'll know quickly.
No surprises on cost: everything but Claude Code and Cursor (from $20/mo) runs on free tiers while you build; a custom domain is ~$12/year, and bigger costs — a larger database, professional email, payment fees — only start when real users do.
Who it's for: founders with a real idea and no technical co-founder — including complete beginners. Who it's not for: anyone looking to outsource the building. You build it; that's the point.
Four sessions get you started: a live product and the skills to build on your own. The sessions after take you further — an advanced, efficient agentic coder, at your pace.
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