Six weeks, 125+ entries. Every link that exists.
This covers everyone who entered. If you're looking for ideas on what the community has shipped or want to explore what people built in a specific week, this is the place.
If your entry is missing or a link is broken, drop it in the comments please and thank you.
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WEEK 1๏ธโฃ: THE FAKE CLIENT
Build a complete brand voice document for Ruff Cuts, a mobile dog grooming van. Community vote decided the winner. Prize: $200 cash.
๐ Winner: Ian Barriopedro
Dana didn't ask for a PDF. She asked for the thing she can hand to a new hire on day one. Single self-contained HTML with caption lint, a 7-prompt library, 14-scenario crisis playbook, 35 ready captions, and a print-only handoff card.
No formal honorable mentions for Week 1 (community vote format).
Other entries:
Nes M. - Brand OS as a front-door document (five-channel voice matrix, before/afters, 35 ready captions) - (no GitHub link)
Alex Nartey - (no GitHub link)
Beau Gustafson - (attachment only)
Daniel Gee - (attachment only)
Crae Sakkinen - (attachment only)
Alberto Campos - Brand_OS_short.pdf + Brand_OS_extended.pdf (attachment only)
Pablo Gancedo - (attachment only)
Don Roy - Used Karpathy's autoresearch method with a 7-parameter rubric graded over 20+ iterations (no GitHub link)
Ari Evergreen - Treated Dana like a character, not a brand (text comment only)
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WEEK 2๏ธโฃ: THE ARTIFACT SPRINT
Build an interactive Claude artifact for Marcus, a fee-only financial planner. His clients need to know "are we okay for retirement?" before their first meeting. Prize: Free Lyceum seat.
Note: Week 2 was an artifact competition. Most entries were built as Claude artifacts and don't have GitHub repos. Links are included where available but artifact links may not persist long-term.
๐ Winner: Virgilio Robinson - Are We OK
Built around the person, not the spreadsheet. Intake starts with who relies on you and how the worry actually feels. Three live sliders recalc against the target. Closes the loop by sending email plus three preferred dates straight to Marcus.
No formal honorable mentions for Week 2.
Other entries:
Arjen Stet - (no GitHub link)
Alvin Alvelino - (no GitHub link)
Monique Mayers - (no GitHub link)
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WEEK 3๏ธโฃ: THE SPECIALIST
Build a folder-based AI specialist using ICM methodology, five files (identity.md, rules.md, examples.md, reference/, README.md), solving a real problem in a specific domain. No copywriting. Prize: $325 cash. ๐ Winner: Ruben Aguirre - Voiceprint
Rule 0 (no artifact, no post) is a real refusal mechanism. Two identity examples prove the methodology preserves voice difference. Six LinkedIn posts published in his own name in the week before submission as receipts. He openly broke the no-copywriting rule and addressed it head-on. Submitted a public sales page, a video, a TypeScript intake site, and a paid Done-with-You tier. He treated the submission as a product launch.
Honorable Mentions:
Other entries:
Pablo Gancedo - Business Contracts Risk Assessment Specialist - (no GitHub link)
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WEEK 4๏ธโฃ: THE AGENCY
Build a multi-folder ICM operating system for Diana, owner of a 4-person boutique Austin real estate team. Five specialist folders with handoff contracts between them. Prize: $325 cash.
Note: The initial winner announcement named Ariel Ortiz. Ariel was not eligible (not a Premium or VIP member). The correct winner is Ruby Sparks, but props to Ariel too! ๐ช
๐ Winner: Ruby Sparks - Agency OS
Animated handoff explainer on the companion site. A WRITEUP.md that compresses the entire submission into three paragraphs of clean argument. Handoff Cards with a required Gaps field ("if Gaps is empty, you're not looking hard enough"). One continuous narrative thread through all 27 files. Jake said the Loom video was "infomercial quality. Voice acting level." Honorable Mentions:
Other entries:
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WEEK 5๏ธโฃ: THE COACH
Build a folder-based AI coach for a specific domain. Must actually coach (give feedback, push back, ask better questions), not just answer questions or summarize. Prize: $500 cash.
๐ Winner: Daniel Neuhaus - Hosea
Difficult-conversations coach for hospitality managers. The conversation they know they need to have with a staff member and keep not scheduling. The coach acknowledges the situation first, finds out what help they actually need, then won't hand over scripts. Built by a cafe owner for his own team. Also built an Instagram for it and shipped a working live chat bot.
Honorable Mentions:
Ariel Ortiz - The Praeceptor (native iOS app in Swift 6, voice mode pipeline, 17 operator extractions including Munger, Naval, Aurelius. Hero copy: "A room. Not an app.") - https://github.com/orteug/the-praeceptor Ruby Sparks - The Gut Mechanic (gut-health coach for employees; landing page pivots to B2B in one stat: $530B lost to employee health; built from 20 years of chronic illness experience) - https://github.com/sparkles-inc/gut-mechanic Other entries:
Luis Velasquez - Fin (1:1 tutoring for kids 10-13 building their first business, uses their actual idea as the curriculum across a 6-week arc ending with a real first sale) - https://github.com/AK40Lu/fin.git ---
WEEK 6๏ธโฃ: THE RESEARCHER
Build a folder-based AI researcher for a specific topic or industry. It must investigate, not summarize. Must ask what's missing, question the framing, weigh sources differently, and refuse to open the research until it knows the angle. Prize: Free Lyceum seat.
Submit deadline shifted to Sunday May 31 12pm EST due to Memorial Day.
๐ Winner: James Mackellar - Mayston
A research partner for UK neurophysios prepping stroke-rehab CPD. Holds the debate for you. Won't open the discussion until it knows your current teaching position. Keeps rival treatment schools separate so they don't blur. Hedges every claim on the GRADE evidence scale. Built on his father's decades on the UK physio frontline. Shipped with a landing page, 60-second overview video, full walkthrough, and annotated diagrams.
Honorable Mentions:
Joshua Hubbard - Warrant (AI-era assessment design for Australian VET; sharpest scoping gate in the comp; rules.md says "a researcher that starts before it knows the angle is just a summarizer"; six-tier source ladder that disqualifies detector-vendor marketing by name) - https://github.com/hubbardjoshua9-a11y/warrant Daniel Neuhaus - Olivia (Australian cafe location researcher; refuses to search until it knows the investigation type and what the operator has already looked at; closes every job with a mandatory "what this data cannot tell you" section) - https://github.com/six8coffee/cafe-location-researcher Bas Rosario - Connective Corpus (for people with suspected immune dysregulation told their bloodwork is normal while they feel terrible; 27 vetted sources, 4 rejected with reasons logged; dedicated to his wife and daughter living with Ehlers-Danlos) - https://github.com/BuiltByBas/connectivecorpus Virgilio Robinson - AduanIA (eight-agent HTS customs-classification pipeline; sequences GRI rules in order, ships with 99 verbatim chapter-note files; roughly $3 a classification vs $1k-$3k attorney memo) - https://github.com/Virgiliorobor/hts_class Worth Your Click:
Other entries:
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