Three-layer buyside audit. Structurally independent verdict. AC Ads · v3 · 2026
| File | URL | Description |
|---|---|---|
index.html |
/ |
Main prototype — pitch deck + four working tools |
pipeline.html |
/pipeline |
Data pipeline architecture diagram |
vercel.json |
— | Routing config |
# 1. Install Vercel CLI if not already installed
npm install -g vercel
# 2. From this directory
vercel
# Follow the prompts:
# Set up and deploy? Yes
# Which scope? (your account)
# Link to existing project? No
# Project name: plumb (or plumb-acads)
# In which directory is your code? ./
# Want to override settings? No
# Vercel will output your live URL.vercel --prodThat's it. No build step. No dependencies. Static HTML.
- Create a new repo on GitHub named
plumb - From this directory:
git init
git add .
git commit -m "Plumb v3 — initial deploy"
git remote add origin https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/plumb.git
git push -u origin main- Go to vercel.com → Add New Project → import the
plumbrepo - Framework preset: Other
- Build command: (leave blank)
- Output directory: (leave blank or
.) - Click Deploy
Every subsequent git push to main auto-deploys.
yourdomain.vercel.app/ → Main prototype
yourdomain.vercel.app/pipeline → Pipeline architecture
To use a custom domain (e.g. plumb.acads.com):
Vercel Dashboard → your project → Settings → Domains → Add domain.
Both files are single-file HTML — no framework, no npm, no build step.
Edit index.html or pipeline.html directly, then redeploy with vercel --prod
or push to GitHub if connected.
The audit counts and dollar figures in the History tool are illustrative. They show what the calibration record looks like once real audits accumulate. Replace with real numbers as closed audits are logged.