Mission Hub
A web-style learning path with guided lessons, exercises, and concrete builder missions.
Steppers workbook
Prompt to Product
A short 7-day workbook for turning AI demos into clear product plans. Learn what to ask Codex and Claude Code, what your product needs, and what to build next.
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What you get
Everything needed to move from demo mode to product direction.
Prompt to Product keeps the promise simple: understand the product map, create better context, and stop asking AI for random features.
24 guided missions
Software basics, AI coding workflows, product structure, prompts, templates, and launch planning.
Codex vs Claude Code guide
Understand what each tool is best at and when to use each one in your building workflow.
AI Builder Operating System
Context files, instructions, workflows, verification, and better ways to direct AI agents.
7-day plan
Build the map before you ask AI to build the product.
This is not a promise to ship a complete SaaS in 7 days. It is a practical way to understand the pieces and decide what to execute next.
Understand the AI builder landscape
Learn what AI coding tools can and cannot do.
Choose your builder path
Compare Codex and Claude Code, then decide where each one fits.
Map your product
Define frontend, backend, database, auth, APIs, payments, deployment, and feedback.
Audit your demo
Find what is missing before your app can become a real product.
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Prompt to Product
The first Steppers workbook. Built for beginners who want structure before they ask AI to code the next app.
$9.99- Mission Hub
- 24 guided missions
- Prompt Pack
- AGENTS.md template
- CLAUDE.md template
- Design Rules template
- Stack Picker
- Database Planner
Is this a coding course?
No. It is a guided AI builder workbook. It teaches the software map, AI coding workflows, prompts, templates, and product structure.
Will I build a complete SaaS in 7 days?
No. The goal is to understand what a real product needs and create a clear plan you can execute with AI tools.
Do I need to know how to code?
You do not need to be advanced. You should be curious and willing to learn basic software concepts like APIs, databases, auth, deployment, and prompts.