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Opinionated PRD, brand-guide, and session-playbook templates for shipping products solo with AI. PRD → Brand → Sessions → Ship. No slop.
Builder OS
An operating system for shipping products solo with AI.
PRD → Brand Guide → Session Playbook. The three documents I use to take a product from idea to live URL, working alone with Claude Code.
These templates have shipped real products. They are opinionated. They tell you what to do, not what you could do.
What's inside
| Folder | What it is | Use when |
|---|---|---|
prd/ |
Two PRD templates: lean (15KB) and full (48KB) | You're choosing what to build |
brand/ |
Two brand-guide templates: quick and full | You're choosing how it looks |
sessions/ |
A 14-session implementation playbook | You're building it |
examples/ |
Real filled-out examples from shipped products | You want to see one done |
Which template, when
Cohort submission in 2 weeks ─────→ prd/lean-prd.md + brand/quick-brand-guide.md
Shipping in 1-3 months ───────────→ prd/full-prd.md + brand/full-brand-guide.md
Already have a PRD, want to build → start at sessions/SESSION_PLAYBOOK.md
Just need design rules ───────────→ brand/ standalone
Need a worked example to copy ───→ examples/
Quickstart
Copy the templates into your project:
npx degit v60samurai/builder-os my-product
cd my-product
Then:
- Open
prd/lean-prd.md(orfull-prd.mdfor serious projects). Search for{{and fill every placeholder. Use the confidence tags (🟢🟡🔵🔴) honestly. - Open
brand/quick-brand-guide.md. Decide your colors, type, voice. Write down why you chose each one. - Open
sessions/SESSION_PLAYBOOK.md. Follow the sessions in order. Do not skip checkpoints.
A solo builder using this end-to-end ships in roughly 12-16 hours of focused work.
Philosophy
Most templates are slop.
They give you sections without telling you what a good answer looks like. They use placeholder text that an AI happily fills with confident nonsense. They optimise for the writer feeling done, not for the reader making decisions.
Builder OS does the opposite:
- Every section tells you why it exists, what good looks like, and what bad looks like.
- Confidence tags (🟢 primary research, 🟡 secondary, 🔵 hypothesis, 🔴 disproven) force you to own how solid each claim is.
- Brand decisions get defended in writing. If you can't write why, the choice isn't made yet.
- The session playbook has checkpoints. Discovering a broken foundation in session 8 costs 3x what it costs in session 2.
The result: when you hand these docs to Claude Code (or a teammate), they make the decisions you would have made. No defaults. No drift. No slop.
What this is NOT
- A framework. There's nothing to install.
- A SaaS. No login, no pricing, no roadmap dictated by a Stripe dashboard.
- A starter kit. No code. Bring your own stack.
- Beginner-friendly. Assumes you've shipped at least once and know what a PRD is for.
- Stack-agnostic. The session playbook assumes Next.js + Supabase + FastAPI. Adapt as needed.
Roadmap
Templates I'll add next (PRs welcome):
discovery/— pre-PRD research synthesis (interview notes → insights)voice/— brand voice corpus + microcopy patternsadr/— architecture decision recordspostmortem/— shipping retro templateeval/— MVP completeness rubricgrowth/— post-launch experiment template.claude/— starterCLAUDE.md, commands, hooks for Claude Code.cursorrules— equivalent guard for Cursor users
See CHANGELOG.md for what's already shipped.
Contributing
Issues, PRs, and new template ideas are welcome. Read CONTRIBUTING.md first. The voice is opinionated, and PRs that dilute it won't merge.
License
MIT. Harshit Badiger (@v60samurai).
Use these in any project. Fork them. Sell them. Rip them apart. If they ship something for you, a star (and a tag on the post you ship from them) is the thanks I'd love.
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