deanwhitex/aiw2.0stack

This repository is a packaged starting point for students of a program called AIW. The student clones the repo once, opens it inside Claude Code, and runs a guided sequence of slash commands that walks them through setting up an agency business end to end. By the time the sequence finishes, the student has picked a niche, written an offer with cold direct-message copy, tailored a website factory they can sell to clients, and deployed a content engine that posts on their own social channels to pull leads in. The README is careful to keep three actors separate. The student is the agency owner who runs everything. The client is a business in the chosen niche, for example a roofing company, who pays the student for a website. The client's customer is the end buyer, for example a homeowner picking a roofer, who is the person every line of copy on the website is designed to convert. Two main artifacts live inside the repo. The website factory is the part that gets sold to clients: it is a Vite plus React scaffold that gets tuned to a specific niche during Module 2D. The content engine is pre-loaded from a sister project called aiwcontentengine and gets deployed to the student's own Vercel account during Module 7. Other folders hold research notes, deployment URLs, and logs. The flow is driven by typed commands. The student types /start, and a stack-state file tells them which command to run next. The sequence covers credential setup, self-interview, niche scoring with Apify research, locking a niche, crafting the offer, building the niche template, deploying the content engine, and capturing feedback after the first client build. Accounts at Anthropic, Apify, Supabase, Vercel, AssemblyAI, and GitHub are required. Hard gates between modules stop the student from skipping ahead, and nothing publishes or deploys without explicit approval.