$99, one time · The Artist AI Stack
Everything in The System, and a Command Center that shows you where you are.
Every system like this has the same weak spot: twenty steps in, you can't tell if you're halfway or nearly done, and that's exactly where people quit. So this edition ships with a dashboard. Your assistant fills it in. You tick it off.
The Launch Console. A sample artist, partway through Phase 2. Readiness is not a feeling. It's a count.
What the Console shows
One number
How many of your steps are done, out of all of them. Storefronts finished and discovery live get their own counts.
One step
Not a list. The single next thing, with the why underneath, and a Mark done button.
Store by store, channel by channel
Home base, Etsy, print partner, digital delivery, your assistant, each social channel, email. Which are done, which are stuck, at a glance.
Ranked by what it unlocks
Anything that blocks all revenue outranks anything that blocks one product's worth. The order is decided for you.
The tabs
Overview is the front page. Behind it, the questions that come up every week each get their own tab.
Builds. The checklist itself, every step in the order it unlocks the next thing. Tick as you go; the highlighted step is the one the Overview is pointing at.
Products. "Is this actually buyable yet?" always has an answer: live, waiting, or blocked on a channel that isn't open yet. A finished painting with no live channel earns nothing, and this tab says so.
Money. Your target, what your current products would model at realistic units, and the gap still to close. Says net, never list: it takes the platform fees off before it shows you a number.
Dark theme, one click.
Works on a phone.
Links and Assets round it out: every place your work points to (store, shop, profiles, signup form) and every file you have in the bank (masters, print sizes, mockups, logo), each marked live, partial or missing.
How it fills in
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1Double-click one fileLaunch-Console.html lives in your folder and opens in Safari or Chrome. No login, no account, no internet needed. It cannot break anything.
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2Answer five questionsYour Companion's opening intake: what you make, where you sell, what's live, what you want in 60 days, how technical you are.
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3Refresh the pageYour business appears: your brand, your channels, your products, your target. From then on your assistant ticks steps as you finish them, and you can tick them yourself.
Progress saves in your browser, and Save progress exports it as a file, so nothing you tick ever leaves your computer.
And everything in The System
The Console is the layer on top. Underneath it is the complete System, unchanged.
Six phases, 31 pages
Home base, fulfillment and delivery, hooking up your AI, the production workflow, getting seen. Every phase ends in a checklist.
One file. Say one sentence.
Hand it to Claude and it becomes your guide, one step at a time, and this edition's Companion also drives the Console.
Twelve prompts, one per job
Listing rescue, print files, digital bundles, the weekly content kit, the welcome flow, and more. Placed at the step where you need them.
Two pages and six steps
The whole system as a printable checklist, and the zero-to-first-session walkthrough. Plus lifetime updates.
The full tour of The System, with the build order, a sample session and one of the twelve prompts, is on its own page.
Nothing to piece together
Most "AI for your business" advice hands you a prompt here, a tool there, a YouTube video for the rest, and leaves you to assemble it. The System is already assembled.
- Every prompt is formatted and placed. The twelve prompts live at the exact step where you need them, in the guide and in the Companion. You never go hunting for "that listing prompt" again.
- The skills are built in, not bolted on. Print sizing, mockups, listing copy, scheduling, email: the Companion already knows the order, the settings and the traps. You say what you want; it runs the routine.
- The keys are handled for you. Every tool that can hand your assistant a key (your store, Etsy, your print partner, your scheduler, your email tool) gets connected at the right moment. The Companion raises it; you paste it once. Without keys, AI advises. With them, it works.
- The tools are already chosen. One pick per job, and what to skip. No comparison spreadsheets, no thirty-tab research night.
- Your voice is carried forward. One onboarding interview writes a notes file the assistant re-reads every session, so listings, captions and emails keep sounding like you, not like a bot.
You do not copy and paste your way through this. You open one folder, say one sentence, and start.
What day one looks like
Same one sentence to start. In this edition, the Companion also opens your dashboard.
You have The Command Center, so one thing before we start: double-click Launch-Console.html in this folder. It's your progress board. It's empty right now on purpose. The moment we finish these first few questions I'll fill it in with your business and keep it ticked as we go.
Now, you. What do you make, and is it physical, digital, or both?
System or Command Center?
| The System · $47 | The Command Center · $99 | |
|---|---|---|
| The guide, six phases | ✓ | ✓ |
| The AI Companion | ✓ | ✓ |
| The twelve-prompt library | ✓ | ✓ |
| Quick-Start, START-HERE, lifetime updates | ✓ | ✓ |
| Progress tracking | a notes file your assistant keeps | the Launch Console, filled in and ticked for you |
| Launch readiness as a number | – | ✓ |
| Do this next + the Next Five | – | ✓ |
| Products, links, assets and money tabs | – | ✓ |
Bought The System and want the Console later? Upgrade any time for the difference in price.
Questions
Does the Console need an account or a subscription?
No. It's one file on your computer. No login, no internet, no monthly fee. Open it in Safari or Chrome.
Can I use it without the AI?
Yes. Every step has a checkbox you can tick yourself. The assistant just does it for you as you go, and fills in your business at the start.
Does it know about my real store?
It knows what you and your assistant tell it. It never connects to your accounts itself; the assistant does the connecting, then marks the step done.
Do I need a store already?
No. Nothing yet, an Etsy shop, a Shopify store, or both: the Companion asks five questions first and starts you where you actually are. Etsy sellers get a fast win in their existing shop before anything else.
I have never used AI. Is this for me?
It was written for you. The START-HERE file walks you from "install Claude" to your first session in six numbered steps, and the Companion translates every technical word as it goes. An API key is "a password that lets your assistant talk to your store." That's the level.
Mac or PC?
Either. Claude's desktop app runs on both, and everything in the folder is a plain file.
What does it cost to run?
Claude's basic plan, about $20 a month, is the only subscription this system asks of you. Your store and print partner charge their normal fees, which the guide lays out honestly before you commit to any of them.
Is this a course?
No videos to sit through. It's a build order you follow, with an assistant that does the busywork, checks each step, and remembers where you left off.
What happens when the platforms change?
Lifetime updates. Register your copy when you buy and every revision lands in your inbox. The Companion is also told to navigate by goal, not by menu name, so a moved button never strands you.
All of The System, plus the Launch Console. See where you are, what's next, and how close you are to done.
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From Jessica at Dynamic Intuition. A working art business, 14 years in, run exactly this way: one artist, one AI assistant, art on the walls of strangers. This is the playbook, not a theory of one.