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AI Start — placeholder onboarding

A single-page, self-paced primer for a non-technical creator adopting Claude Cowork and (eventually) Claude Code.

This public repo is a PLACEHOLDER layout. Real URLs, referral codes, and personal contact info don't land here — the research-dossier pages reference the reader by first name for voice, but scrub any PII (email, phone, address, family-member names, legal business identifiers). The real-name version ships via DM.

The page uses "Jay Z" as the reader persona.


What's in the repo

  • index.html — the primer. A 6-stop spine + branches course, no dependencies, no backend, no analytics. All 6 stops populated, with a completion state and a public-research appendix.
  • assets/diagrams/ — 6 hand-styled SVG positioning diagrams (one per stop). Style rules in _style-guide.md.
  • assets/hero-summit.jpg — ridgeline photo used in the completion reveal.
  • excalidraw-source/.excalidraw source stubs. Real Excalidraw files land later via GUI pass.
  • .gitignore — keeps contracts, research, verification artifacts, and private-customized variants out of Git.

Deliberately NOT in the repo

  • docs/plans/ — gitignored. Contract + slice plans live here locally; they contain real details.
  • docs/research/ — gitignored. Loose research threads.
  • Any private-name customized variant. The private appendix lives outside this repo, in the umbrella working directory.

Lifecycle + takedown

This page is a one-off handoff artifact for one reader. Planned lifecycle:

  1. Build + deploy (done — all 6 stops populated, completion state live, research appendix available).
  2. Share URL with reader.
  3. Take down: either reader confirms "I've got what I need," or 30 days from deploy, whichever comes first.

Before takedown: capture to vault alongside other shipped projects (index.html, diagrams, lessons learned).


Privacy

A denylist-based audit runs against every commit. Patterns include literal names, URL-encoded variants, Czech diacritics, hyphen-variants, and referral-URL regexes. The audit tool lives outside this repo — in the umbrella working directory — so the denylist itself never ships publicly.

Real codes and real names NEVER go in Git. Once pushed, they're in history forever. Rotate a leaked code; don't try to rewrite history on a repo that's been cloned.


Known limitations

  • Static HTML only. No cross-device progress sync — each browser has its own localStorage.
  • No analytics. No way to observe engagement; the reader tells us directly or the signal is silence.
  • YouTube embeds use click-to-play facades with per-segment thumbnails. The first click bootstraps the iframe and autoplays the chosen segment. Safari Low Power Mode may suppress the autoplay — the YouTube play button in the iframe is a single-click fallback.
  • The .excalidraw source files are placeholder stubs. Diagram authoring via the real Excalidraw GUI happens outside this repo.

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