The Complete System for Building and Selling AI Tools

Idea prompts, creation checklists, and launch copy templates for 15 AI tool types -- in one reference guide.

The Four Questions That Stop Most Product Creators

Most people sit down to build their first AI product and run into the same four questions. What should I build that isn't already free or flooded? How many prompts or pages or steps should I include before it feels complete? Is what I built good enough to ship? And how do I actually describe it on my sales page?

Those four questions -- What should I build? Is it done? Is it good enough? How do I describe it? -- are where most product ideas stall.

The fix is having a standard to measure against. A checklist that tells you when you can stop building. And prompts that draft the copy for you so you have a starting point instead of a blank screen.

That's what this guide is.

Ten Elements for Each of the 15 Tool Types

Not a general overview. Not "here are some tips." Ten specific elements for every product type -- one to find an idea, four to get the product built, and five to write the copy that positions it.

Every one of the 15 tool types gets all ten elements. Run the idea prompt to scope out a product to build. Run through the creation checklist. Check your work against the quality sample. Fill in the description, set your price, run the sales page prompt, run the launch email prompt, pick your subject line, and know what not to skip before you ship.

A reference document that takes you from blank page to finished product with copy drafted.

Here's How You Work Through One Tool Type With the Guide

Let's say you want to build a prompt pack. You open the guide to the Prompt Packs section and start with the idea generation prompt.

You paste in your niche and your target audience. Claude returns specific prompt pack concepts -- scored on demand, saturation, unmet need, and perceived value. You see which concepts look most viable and pick one that fits your audience.

Then you work through the creation checklist. It tells you what to include, roughly how many prompts, how to organize the categories, and what the quick-start page needs. You build it. Every box gets checked.

You compare your work against the quality sample. If the structure and depth match, you're done building.

You fill in the store description template -- two brackets, about 30 seconds of work. You paste it into your listing.

You review the pricing section for suggested ranges for this product type and set your price.

Then you run the sales page prompt. Claude drafts a complete sales page for you to review and customize.

Then you run the launch email prompt. Claude drafts a broadcast email in the plain direct-response format -- Hello / your name / 65-char wrap / Best wishes -- ready for you to review and schedule.

You pick one of the pre-written subject lines, customize the bracket, and you have a complete launch draft ready.

And the refund trigger warnings are there in front of you the whole time -- so you know what not to skip.

Specific Things You Get Inside

• For all 15 tool types: an idea generation prompt that helps identify underserved niches and scores each concept on demand, saturation, unmet need, and perceived value.
• Guidance on the number of items that makes each product type feel complete vs. thin -- for all 15 types.
• A quality test you can run in about 10 minutes to check whether your product is ready to ship or still needs work.
• For all 15 tool types: a complete sales page prompt. Paste in your product details, get a direct-response sales page draft. Works for any niche. Useful even if copywriting isn't your strength.
• For all 15 tool types: an upsell page prompt. Paste in your main product and your upsell offer, get a complete one-time offer page draft -- WAIT opener, blind bullets, no-thanks link, and all.
• For all 15 tool types: a launch email prompt. Paste in your product name, price, and URL and get a broadcast email draft in the correct direct-response format.
• For all 15 tool types: 5 pre-written subject lines with [brackets] for your niche. One for each proven angle.
• The two or three specific things that, if missing from your product, commonly lead to refund requests -- for every one of the 15 types.
• A natural pairing guide showing which two of the 15 tools fit together as a front-end/upsell combo and the reasoning behind each pairing.
• Fill-in-the-blanks store descriptions for all 15 tool types. Three sentences, two brackets, and your product card is drafted. Works for any storefront.

A Taste of What's Inside

Sample entries from the Creation and Launch Guide

Every one of the 15 types gets the same depth -- find the idea, build it, test it, describe it, price it, draft the sales page, draft the upsell, draft the launch email, grab a subject line, and know what not to skip.

Everything Included in the Guide

• Idea generation prompt for all 15 tool types
• Creation checklist for all 15 tool types (what to build, minimum standards, how to test, what format to deliver)
• "What good looks like" quality samples for all 15 types
• Fill-in-the-blanks store descriptions for all 15 types
• 3-tier pricing guidance for all 15 types with rationale for each tier
• Sales page prompt for all 15 types -- paste your product in, Claude drafts the page
• Upsell page prompt for all 15 types
• Launch email prompt for all 15 types, properly formatted
• 5 ready-to-use subject lines per tool type (75 total) -- pre-written with brackets
• Refund trigger warnings for all 15 types -- what not to skip before you ship
• Natural pairing guide -- 10 front-end/upsell combinations with rationale for each

A Reference Document, Not a Course

This isn't a course you have to work through in order. It's a reference document. You open it to whichever of the 15 tool types you want to build. You work through the ten elements for that type. You close the document.

When you want to build a different type later, you open it to a different section and do the same thing.

Idea prompts. Creation checklists. Quality standards. Store descriptions. Pricing guidance. Sales page prompts. Upsell prompts. Launch emails. Subject lines. Refund warnings. Ten elements across 15 tool types -- one reference document.