Step · Build

Reverse engineer the repo. Build the product.

Build Pack turns a repository into a build-from-scratch execution spec: goals, MVP scope, entities, routes, modules, phases, first builds, non-goals, and risks. It also includes a derived Cursor Pack for phased implementation prompts.

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How it works

Three steps, one output.

01

Analyze the repo as a product system

We infer what product exists, who it serves, what the MVP likely is, and which modules and flows matter most.
02

Generate the execution blueprint

The pack organizes the rebuild into entities, pages, services, phases, first things to build, and what not to build yet.
03

Use the derived Cursor Pack

Build Pack includes phased, copy-ready Cursor prompts so builders can move from plan to implementation without losing the architecture.

What you get

An editable document, not a checklist.

01

Product thesis and MVP scope

What product this repo represents, who it is for, and what the first real version should include.

02

Entities, routes, and modules

The likely data model, pages/flows, and backend modules needed to rebuild the product from scratch.

03

Implementation phases

A staged build sequence with deliverables and exit criteria instead of a giant undifferentiated backlog.

04

Cursor Pack

Master context plus phased prompts for foundation, core flows, polish, deployment, and bugfix work.

Who this is for

Built for the people who ship.

  • Founders rebuilding from a proven pattern

    You want the architecture and product logic of a strong repo without treating that repo as your codebase destination.

  • AI-assisted builders

    You need a build plan and prompt system that encourages inspection, phasing, and maintainability.

  • Teams planning a greenfield implementation

    Use Build Pack as the spine for a serious rebuild spec before the first tickets are written.

  • Operators coordinating product and engineering

    It gives both sides a shared map of what to build first and what to defer.

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