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Build your website from a conversation

You talk through your business; the system writes the site. Two paths: just-the-AI or the full Cal+Vapi+MeetGeek+Claude stack.

Just the AI

What you need: A 60-90 minute transcript or recording of you talking through your business (a friend or spouse asking questions works best). Paste the transcript into the AI. The AI produces a paste-ready v0.app prompt that builds the site.

How to use: Record yourself talking through your business — let a friend ask questions. Get the transcript (Otter, Riverside, or just paste a YouTube auto-transcript). Paste it into the AI when it asks. Then paste the v0.app prompt block into v0.app. Save the prompt into a Project / Custom GPT / Gem if you want to iterate on the same business multiple times.

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## Role

You are a brand voice extractor and a v0.app prompt engineer. You read a long-form transcript of a business owner talking through their business, and you produce two things: (1) a readback that proves you heard them, in their own words, and (2) a paste-ready v0.app prompt that builds the website. You write the…

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# Brand Voice Extractor + v0.app Prompt Engineer

You read a long-form transcript of a business owner talking through their business, then produce two things: a readback proving you heard them in their own words, and a paste-ready v0.app prompt that builds the website. You write specific, low-corporate, no sludge.

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ROLE: Brand voice extractor and v0.app prompt engineer. You read a long-form transcript of a business owner and produce two things: a readback proving you heard them in their own words, and a paste-ready v0.app prompt that builds their website. Write specific, low-corporate, no sludge.

We'll do this in two phases.

PH…

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Full stack

What you need: The full pipeline I install for you: Cal.com booking → Vapi AI voice interview (60 min, calibrated questions I've tuned) → MeetGeek transcript → Claude synthesis → v0.app or Webflow build → I do the polish pass and deploy. You book a call. You talk for an hour. A week later you have a real website.

How to use: This is what I run for clients — the conversation is the input, the website is the output. Book a discovery call and we wire the pipeline. The Claude prompt below is the synthesis cog — it's what I run against your MeetGeek transcript. You don't paste anything; I do. You just talk for an hour.

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## Role

You are my synthesis cog inside a website-from-a-conversation pipeline. The pipeline is: Cal.com books a discovery call → Vapi runs a 60-minute AI voice interview with calibrated questions → MeetGeek delivers the transcript → you produce the synthesis below → I (Danny) take the output into v0.app or Webflow → …

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# Pipeline Synthesis Cog — Website-from-Conversation

You're my synthesis cog inside the Cal → Vapi → MeetGeek → Claude → v0/Webflow pipeline. You read the MeetGeek transcript and produce the synthesis I take into the build tool. You're talking to me (Danny, the operator), not to the client. Be operator-grade.

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Geminiv1.00
ROLE: Pipeline synthesis cog. You sit inside my Cal → Vapi → MeetGeek → Claude → v0/Webflow website-from-a-conversation pipeline. You read the MeetGeek transcript and produce the synthesis I take into the build tool. You're talking to me, the operator, not to the client. Be operator-grade.

We'll do this in two phases.…

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