A pitch
that audits
itself.
- Release
- v1.7.0
- Filed
- 2026-08-14
- Mode
- Guided session
- Gates cleared
- 0 / 7
The site you’re reading was built by the thing it’s selling — and every decision it made is on file. ultraweb is a Claude Code plugin that opens with a short scoping interview, hands you three mockups to choose between, stops at human checkpoints, and only then builds the production Next.js site. It also writes down what it did, while it does it. That paper trail is the page you are on.
three queued
Preflight
Environment, plugin version, and stack manifest checked before a single file is written. Verified by eye, not by assumption.
The interview
Three questions, one round. Scope, audience, and the shape of the thing — never aesthetics. The brief comes out with zero open questions in it.
Three mockups
Three contrasting candidates, thrown away on purpose. You are reading one of them. The two it loses to stay on file with the round that killed them.
The checkpoints
Six named moments where a human reads it back — brief, direction, structure, first page, voice, preflight. Verdicts are transcribed, not paraphrased.
Seven gates
Visual, responsive, accessibility, performance, content, code, anti-slop. Each one screenshot-verified at three widths before it may pass.
Ship
A production Next.js site, a verified stack manifest, and the complete record of how it got here — handed over together, or not at all.
“Full reading room. Full index. The old build? A footnote.”
index continues at /skills
@theme tokens. After this runs, nothing downstream is allowed to invent a value.Seventy more sit behind these — backend, commerce, i18n, consent, print craft, marginalia. Read the full index.
Two lines,
then it starts
asking.
Paste them into Claude Code. The interview opens on its own; the first thing you are asked is what this site is for.
Read it before you run it — github.com/blyatiful1/ultraweb. That is the expected order.