QMZ: the game they can't control
A tabloid-style commercial for our game: scripted, voiced, shot in Quan-Tess and cut by the crew.
Autonomous doesn't mean unattended.
The crew does the work of a whole production team. You keep the decisions that cost money or can't be taken back. That split is the system, and it's what this course teaches.
The crew does
- Builds the apps, games and pages, then tests them
- Makes the videos: script, voices, clips, edit, score
- Ships the uploads, the deploys and the emails you approve
- Writes down every correction, so tomorrow's session already knows
You keep the keys
- The money: every paid button, budget and daily cap
- The go-live: nothing deploys until you say so
- The passwords: you type them, the crew never does
- The final cut: your eye and ear beat any meter
Ten chapters, one working studio.
Lesson 1 is open now. The rest is the planned outline: it may tighten as we record, and the waitlist hears about every change first.
- 01
Install your crew Free
Claude Code and the Everything Claude Code skills in your terminal, every command on real footage.
- 02
One terminal, whole studio Unlocks on install
How a single AI session plans, builds and ships, and how to talk to it so it does what you meant.
- 03
A memory that keeps your rules
Write each correction down once, so the next session starts where the last one ended.
- 04
Skills: a playbook for every repeat job
Turn a job you've done once into steps the crew follows the same way every time.
- 05
Proof before "done"
Check the live thing, not the report. The habit that catches stale deploys and silent failures.
- 06
The video line
Script, voices, clips, edit, upload: one commercial from first idea to YouTube.
- 07
Music and sound
Beds, sound effects and a mix that still hits on a phone speaker.
- 08
Shipping apps and games
Build, gate, deploy, then confirm what is actually live.
- 09
Getting it seen
YouTube, Instagram, Substack and email, posted the day it's finished.
- 10
Guardrails: money, passwords, go-live
Budgets, daily caps and kill switches, and what the crew never does without you.
Made this way.
This site, our apps and our games were built by the two of us and the crew. A few from this week:
Clean Creativity
Quantus and Tess on how we borrow skills but never clone. Same engine, same day.
Sovereign Warfare
Our 3D game, played in the browser. Every update goes through the gate before it goes live.
QUAN-TESS AI
Our AI studio for images, video and chat. The commercial on the left was made in it.
The waitlist
Get every new lesson first.
Lesson 1 is open now. Join the list for one email per new lesson, and you hear the launch price before anyone else. Tell us what you'd hand off first and we'll build the examples around it.
Your email is only used for this course. Reply "stop" to any email and you're off the list.
Straight answers.
Do I need to know how to code?
You don't write the code. You do need to say clearly what you want, read what comes back, and make the calls. Every chapter shows the exact words we used, so you can see what clear looks like.
What tools does it use?
Claude Code runs the crew, and Lesson 1 walks you through installing it. It needs a paid Claude plan (Pro or higher). The paid parts of our studio (AI video, images and voices) are pay-as-you-go, and the course shows where the money goes and how to cap it before you spend a dollar.
What does it cost?
Lessons 1 and 2 are free: install your crew in Lesson 1 and it unlocks Lesson 2. The price of the full course goes to the waitlist first.
When does it start?
Now. Lesson 1 is open, and installing your crew unlocks Lesson 2. New lessons go to the list first, and we won't promise a date for one until it's finished and checked.
Will this make me money?
We don't promise income. We teach the system we run every day; what you build with it, and what that earns, is up to you.