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FAQ
Does this work with agents other than Claude? Yes. It is a folder of markdown with no executable parts, so it runs on Cursor, Windsurf, Codex, Copilot, Gemini CLI, Cline, or pasted into a chat window with no skills support. Claude Code is listed first in the docs only because it installs with one command. See Install.
Do I have to read the playbook? No. It is written for the agent, not for you. It explicitly tells the agent not to summarise it back at you or announce which phase it is in.
Will it write my content for me? No, and that is deliberate. Content is an input, not an output. If the agent writes your bio, the site reads like every other bio on the internet. It will edit what you write and push you for specifics and numbers.
Does it execute anything on my machine?
No. No scripts, no hooks, no MCP servers, no network calls. The only <script> tag anywhere in the repository is a type="application/ld+json" structured data block inside a template, which is inert JSON destined for your site's <head>.
Can it deploy the site for me? No, and any agent that offers to is wrong. Anything requiring your credentials or your card is yours. It walks you through the sequence and reads your DNS panel with you, but it cannot log into your registrar or host.
How long does a session take? The interview and the decisions are the slow part, usually the first sitting. The build is fast after that. Two or three real iteration cycles is the normal shape and not a sign that something went wrong.
What if I have no projects yet? Then the honest answer is a shorter page. An empty section filled with generated text costs more credibility than a page with three real sentences on it.
Can I use it for client work? Yes. MIT. The copyright notice travels with any copy, and a credit line is appreciated.
I found a gap in the playbook. That is the most useful thing you can report. Post it on the meta issue: what you were building, which phase, what broke, and what question would have prevented it.