Framed Once

The Vault · for Claude Code · no coding background required

Frame once.
Claude builds, checks itself, loops.

You have an idea — a site, a tool, a product, a page that sells something. You don't know how to code. Claude Code can build it, but out of the box it guesses, says "done" when it isn't, and forgets you tomorrow. The Vault is the setup that fixes that: paste it in, and Claude plans before it builds, proves its work before it hands back, and walks you step by step from install to a live page.

Get the Vault — $29 Send me the free Rulebook first

Instant download · 191 notes · 30 minutes to install · Windows, macOS, Linux · 7-day refund

What changes after 30 minutes

Never built a site? The vault walks you there.

Eight step-by-step workflows, written for someone starting from zero. Each one says what to type, what Claude does, and what "done" looks like.

  1. Install in 30 minutes — which terminal to open, what to paste, how to check it loaded.
  2. New project from zero — describe the idea, answer a few questions, let the loop build and test it.
  3. A web page verified visually — words first, then design, then Claude screenshots it at phone and desktop size before calling it done.
  4. Ship it — from your folder to a live URL, with the checks that stop a broken page going out.

Plus: fix a bug without breaking something else, add a feature with tests, come back after a week, refactor safely, write a landing page copy-first. See everything inside ↓

Inside: 191 notes, every one copy-paste ready

This is the vault's real graph — one dot per note, one color per section. Every copyable file says where to put it and how to check it works in one line.

The rulebook
a global CLAUDE.md with the loop and the verification protocol as MUST / NEVER rules
The loop
6 skills: /spec /build /review /autoloop /note100 /verify-setup
Never ship broken
6 hooks that run on their own: auto-verify, post-verify, prompt reminders, desktop notification, swarm detector, stack detection
Agents
test-runner, verifier, code-reviewer — three second opinions that don't trust the first
Memory
how Claude keeps notes about you and your project, and how to keep them useful
Skills library
10 skills: video editing (scripts included), copywriting, image prompts, reel scripts, ads, content calendar, email sequences, SEO content, demo sites, agent swarms
Connections
browser, database, GitHub, Gmail, docs — the exact lines to type and the trap that breaks half of them
Prompts · Workflows · Mistakes
30 prompts by situation · 8 end-to-end recipes · 15 beginner traps with the fix
Cheatsheets · Glossary
commands, keyboard, file locations · 30 terms explained in plain words
The vault's link graph: 191 colored dots connected by 850 lines
The actual graph of the vault, generated from its links. 191 notes, 850 connections.

Verified, not vibes

The hook that says no — on a project with a deliberate error, real output
$ echo '{}' | node ~/.claude/hooks/auto-verify.js

⛔ AUTOMATIC VERIFICATION FAILED — you cannot conclude until this is green.

▸ proj-ts (node) — attempt 1/3

  [typecheck] npm run typecheck
    src/a.ts(1,7): error TS2322: Type 'string' is not assignable to type 'number'.

Fix these errors THEN finish.
exit code 2 → Claude Code refuses to end the turn
  • Every path, command and setting checked against the official Claude Code documentation in September 2026 — the links are inside.
  • The hooks were tested on a real project: an error blocks the turn, a clean project passes, a project without tooling is skipped.
  • Skills and agents load in Claude Code as shipped. /spec asks one question. /note100 grades and rewrites.
  • Plain text files. Obsidian gives you the graph; any editor reads them.

Who it's for

Anyone with an idea and a computer. Founders, creators, freelancers, students, people with a business and no developer. You'll open a terminal once — the vault tells you which one and what to type — and from there Claude does the building while the system does the checking.

"I've never coded."

Neither does the system expect you to. You describe, Claude asks, Claude builds, the hooks verify. The workflows are written for a first-timer: install, first project, first page, first launch. Where a word could be unfamiliar, the glossary explains it in one paragraph.

One price. One upgrade. No timer.

The Vault

$29

  • 191 notes, 16 sections
  • Rulebook, loop, 6 hooks, 3 agents, memory
  • 10 skills with their scripts
  • 30 prompts, 8 workflows, 15 mistakes, glossary
  • Updates included
Get the Vault — $29

For people who want to sell something too

The Vault + Faceless Kit

$49

  • Everything in the Vault
  • The faceless playbook: how a vault like this is sold from an anonymous account — reel format, cadence, the 3 metrics, decision rules, with a reference account's real numbers
  • 20 scored reel hooks, the comment → DM scripts, 7 emails
  • This page as a template — payment included
  • No revenue promises. The machine, documented.
Get both — $49

7-day refund, no questions. Install it, run /spec, watch the hook block a broken build. If it isn't what this page says, email support@framedonce.com within 7 days and you get your money back.

  1. Pay — secure checkout by Stripe, card or Apple / Google Pay.
  2. Download — the zip is on the very next page; bookmark it, the link stays valid. No account to create.
  3. Install — open "00 Start Here", follow the 30-minute page. Stuck? Email support@framedonce.com; a human answers.

Questions

I've never coded or built a site. Is this really for me?

Yes, if you're willing to open a terminal once and paste what the vault tells you. The workflows are written for a first-timer and the glossary explains every term. What you get isn't a coding course — it's a Claude that builds carefully and proves its work, so you don't have to know how to check it.

Isn't this just the documentation?

The docs tell you what a hook is. The Vault gives you six hooks that work, wired in a file you paste, tested, with the traps documented. Same for skills, agents, memory. A parts catalogue versus an assembled machine.

Does it work on Windows?

Yes. Every hook runs without extra tools, paths are given for Windows and Mac, and there's a Windows page. The video-editing scripts need WSL or Git Bash on Windows.

What if Claude Code changes?

Each technical page says which version it was verified against, and there's a prompt that makes Claude compare your setup with the current docs and fix what moved. Updates to the vault are free.

Do I need Obsidian?

No. It's a folder of text files. Obsidian shows the graph and makes the links clickable; any editor reads the text.

Do I need a paid Claude plan?

You need Claude Code, which runs on a Claude subscription or an API key. The Vault adds nothing to that bill.

Can I use the skills for client work?

Yes. That's what they were built for.

How do I get the file after paying?

You land on a page with the download button right after checkout. Bookmark it — the link stays valid. Lost it? Email support@framedonce.com with your receipt and it gets resent.

Not ready for $29? Take the Rulebook.

The global CLAUDE.md from the Vault plus the 8 checks — the text that stops Claude from saying "done" without proof. Free, one file, ten minutes.

One email with the file. No newsletter unless you ask.

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