AI CTO decides what to build first, then sets up a production-ready project with the structure, rules and launch checks already in place. The agent you already use builds on that, not on an empty folder.
Works with Claude Code, Cursor and Codex CLI.
Every Tier 1 project starts on
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Plain English, the way you'd tell a co-founder. No spec, no jargon.
What are we building?
Describe it the way you'd tell a co-founder.
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It reasons through the idea, looks up what it doesn't know, and asks the one question that changes the build.
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What to build now, what waits, and what stays out of version one, on a stack it can actually install.
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doctor checks your machine. Then the kit lands: the structure, the rules, the guides and your plan.
Waiting for the scaffold…
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Claude Code, Cursor or Codex reads AGENTS.md first. When it slips, the checks catch it before you do.
Not a template to fill in. A working app, with the rules written down where your agent reads them, and your product built on top.
AGENTS.md, the conventions and the lint rules. Your agent reads them before it writes a line.
Ten step-by-step module guides, and three gates: before you build, before you launch, security.
Sign-in, the API, three database clients and 61 components, already wired and building.
Postgres with row level security, file storage and deploys, set up step by step in INITIALIZE.md.
What your agent builds on top of all that: Dabba's menus, subscriptions and the kitchen's count.
The same six mistakes, sent from your agent towards your users.
With the AI CTO kit
Your agent
Claude Code · Cursor · Codex
AGENTS.md rules
While it writes
npm run check
Before it's done
Pre-launch gate
Before real users
Security gate
Before launch
Deploy
Vercel
Your users
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Describe your idea tonight. Read the plan, install the project, and let your agent build on a foundation that says no.
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