FACTA SDD
Package Builder
spec before code
32 audited modules, 15-tool render-deltas, and a `pb:` slash-command namespace for Claude Code. You don't ship another AI pilot on vibes — you ship it on a spec. $300 once, free updates for life.
// Spec first. Approve. Then the agent writes a single line.
Own the relationship, not a subscription
One-time payment, free updates for life, no SaaS, no lock-in. The package is yours — self-hosted specs, versioned in their own claudecode/spec.md files.
- $300 one-time
- Free updates for life
- 32 modules
- 15 tools
- pb: slash-commands
- Claude Code canonical
The approval problem
Your AI pilot doesn't stall on the model. It stalls on the approval.
How much does a stalled AI pilot cost you per quarter — in slipped deadlines, in the audit that never closes, in the work that gets redone because nobody wrote the spec down? Most teams don't have an AI strategy problem. They have a spec problem: no requirements, no acceptance criteria, no approval gate — so no one with budget will sign, and nothing ships.
You don't have an AI strategy problem. You have an approval problem — no spec, no gate, no ship.
The package
Three steps. One package.
Audit what you have, spec what's next, approve and ship. Every spec lives in its own claudecode/spec.md — versioned, owned, ready to read.
32 modules total — 4 cross-cutting + 28 divisions. Claude Code is canonical; 14 other tools ship as render-deltas in each spec's §9.

01
Audit
Run the current-status audit, the reference-diff, and the proposals for a division. You see exactly where the gap is before any code is written.

02
Spec
Open claudecode/spec.md and write the requirements, the acceptance criteria, the task list, and the per-tool render-deltas (§9). One file, one source of truth.

03
Approve & ship
Walk the approval gate with whoever holds the budget. Sign the spec. Then the agent writes — and you ship against what was agreed, not what was vibes.
The divisions — 32 modules total (4 cross-cutting + 28 divisions)
Nine divisions in the package, each its own spec
Each division ships with its own audit, its own claudecode/spec.md, and its own per-tool render-deltas. Pick the one in front of you — the other 31 are already on disk when you need them.

Sales
Pipeline, account, and forecast — spec'd end to end.

Engineering
Load-bearing systems — spec'd before a single line ships.

Finance
Ledger, close, and reporting — measured and approved.

Operations
Flow lines end to end — every step accounted for.

Product
Roadmap and waypoints — three lit, the rest sequenced.

Customer Success
Handoff loop — from first touch to renewal, spec'd.

Legal
Boundaries and gates — approval language your lawyer reads.

Healthcare
Twin-column compliance — spec'd for the audit, not the demo.
Who it's for
A spec for whoever holds the gate
Package Builder isn't for everyone — it's for the operator who needs a signed spec before the agent writes a single line. Four people, one source of truth.

The founder
Reads the spec end to end, signs it, and ships — without trusting the agent's vibes.

The engineering lead
Holds the spec beside the running codebase — both lit by the same lamp, both accountable.

The ops / COO
Carries one spec plate at a time — every other bench is empty until this one ships.

The compliance / legal
Reads the spec under a lit seal and stamps approval — because the spec is the record.
Why different
Bare prompts, consultant specs,
or a package you own.
Three ways teams try to ship an AI pilot — and where each one breaks at the approval gate.
| Bare prompts | Consultant specs | Package Builder | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Session continuity | no | partial | yes |
| Audit trail | no | partial | yes |
| 15-tool render-deltas | no | no | yes |
| pb: namespace (no collision) | no | no | yes |
| Approval gate built in | no | partial | yes |
| Lifetime updates | no | no | yes |
| Total cost | low | high | $300 once |
Enterprise
Run it on your stack — and keep the audit on your metal.
Self-hosted specs, per-tool render-deltas, a full audit trail on every spec, and lifetime updates — for the security team that needs to read the record. BYOK for the tool adapters. No SaaS lock-in.

Self-hosted specs
Specs live in your repo, not our cloud. One cable in, one out.

Per-tool deltas
Claude Code is canonical. 14 others ship as render-deltas in each spec's §9.

Audit trail
Every spec versioned in its claudecode/spec.md. Sealed in sequence.

Lifetime updates
Re-pull the package. New specs land as versioned files. Free forever.
By the numbers
Architecture-scale counts, not revenue.
Architecture-scale counts, not revenue. Verify the audit of any division before purchase.
32
Modules in the package — 4 cross-cutting + 28 divisions
28
Division specs, each with its own claudecode/spec.md
15
Tools covered as render-deltas (Claude Code canonical)
1
pb: namespace — slash-commands that never collide with yours
∞
Lifetime updates — re-pull the package, free forever
Start today
Package Builder isn't for everyone —
here's who it's for.
If you ship AI pilots on vibes, you don't need this. If you ship them on a signed spec — $300 once, free updates for life, WhatsApp to confirm and we hand it over.
Pricing
One package. $300. Once. Free updates for life.
One tier, one price, one payment. 32 modules + 15-tool render-deltas + `pb:` slash-commands, self-hosted, lifetime updates. No SaaS, no recurring, no lock-in.
$300 once because the package should be frictionless to own. We don't charge for the server — there is no server. We charge for the spec.
WhatsApp only · $300 one-time · Free updates for life · No SaaS, no lock-in · Self-hosted specs
$300
One-time
32
Modules
15
Tools
∞
Updates

One-time
Package Builder
32 modules + 15-tool deltas + pb: commands
$300
once · free updates for life
Everything includedWhat's included:
- ✓32 modules — 4 cross-cutting + 28 divisions
- ✓15-tool render-deltas (cursor, codex, kilocode, gemini-cli, qwen-code, github-copilot, opencode, windsurf, aider, antigravity, kimi-code, openclaw, hermes, osaurus, mistral-vibe)
- ✓pb: slash-commands — never collide with yours
- ✓Claude Code canonical
- ✓Lifetime updates — free for life
- ✓One-time payment — $300 once
- ✓No SaaS, no lock-in
- ✓Self-hosted specs
Why $300, and why once
One spec from a consultant is $2K. 32 specs + 15-tool deltas + lifetime updates is $300. Once.
A single spec from a consultant is $2K. 32 specs + 15-tool render-deltas + lifetime updates is $300 — once. The bracket is wide on purpose: we'd rather own the relationship than rent it back to you.
One payment. Free updates for life. No recurring billing, no server to run, no SaaS to leave.
How teams grow into the package
From a single spec to a sovereign stack
Four stages — Evaluate, Adopt, Expand, Sovereign. You only pay once, at the start.
This is land-and-own — the package is yours from day one, free updates for life.

Evaluate
Browse the audits
Read one division's audit + spec on WhatsApp before you pay. Verify the work.

Adopt
Pick a division
Hand off one spec to your agent. Watch it ship against the acceptance criteria.

Expand
Run several
Open a second division spec, a third. Each one carries its own per-tool render-deltas.

Sovereign
Own the stack
All 32 specs in your repo, versioned, owned, self-hosted. Free updates for life.
Why $300 once pays off
What actually changes
No invented dollar figures — the savings are in approval cycles and in the specs you stop re-rolling from scratch.
Cost structure
Without
Recurring SaaS, billed forever
With Package Builder
$300 once, then free for life
Saving
Stop the bleed
Tool coverage
Without
1 tool, hand-rolled per spec
With Package Builder
15 tools as render-deltas
Saving
14 you didn't write
Audit depth
Without
Ad hoc, no record
With Package Builder
Versioned claudecode/spec.md per division
Saving
Audit-ready
Updates
Without
Pay per refresh, or none
With Package Builder
Re-pull the package, free for life
Saving
Lifetime
Ownership
Without
Rented from a vendor
With Package Builder
Self-hosted specs, owned by you
Saving
Yours
Counts are architecture-scale, not revenue. Verify any division's audit before purchase.
Security you can put in front of legal.
No cloud to breach — the specs live in your repo. BYOK for the tool adapters. Audit trail on every spec. One-time payment, no SaaS, no lock-in.
- ✓Self-hosted specs — no cloud, no egress
- ✓No training on your data
- ✓Audit trail on every spec
- ✓BYOK for tool adapters
- ✓No SaaS lock-in
- ✓One-time payment — nothing to cancel
No lock-in, no surprises
- $300 one-time, no recurring
- Free updates for life
- 32 modules ship in the package
- 15-tool render-deltas included
- pb: slash-commands
- Claude Code canonical
- No SaaS, no lock-in
- Self-hosted specs
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know before you message us on WhatsApp.
Is this a SaaS subscription?+
No. $300 once, free updates for life. No recurring billing, no server to run.
Which tools does it support?+
Claude Code is canonical. 14 others (cursor, codex, kilocode, gemini-cli, qwen-code, github-copilot, opencode, windsurf, aider, antigravity, kimi-code, openclaw, hermes, osaurus, mistral-vibe) ship as render-deltas in each spec's §9.
What's the pb: namespace?+
A Claude Code plugin manifest feature. All slash-commands live under /pb:xxxx so they never collide with yours.
Do I get all 32 modules?+
Yes. 4 cross-cutting + 28 divisions, all in the package. Nothing gated.
How do updates work?+
Free for life. Re-pull the package; specs are versioned in their claudecode/spec.md.
Is there a trial?+
No. The audits + the README are public — read those first. If it's not a fit, message us on WhatsApp before you buy.
Can I see a sample spec?+
Message us on WhatsApp — we'll send one division's spec so you can verify before paying anything.
How do I actually buy?+
WhatsApp only: wa.me/5493517313035. We confirm, you pay $300 once, we hand over the package.
Own the spec
Not ready to buy?
Message us first.
Not ready to buy? Message us on WhatsApp — we'll help you figure out if it's a fit, send a sample spec, or answer the one question you're stuck on. No pressure, no drip campaign.
- $300 one-time
- Free updates for life
- 32 modules
- No SaaS
