Four working AI tools for creative agencies — with the source and walkthroughs included
Put four useful agency tools to work this week.
Brief Translator, Brand Voice Checker, Hook Sheet Generator, and Shot List Generator — already built, ready for you to deploy with walkthroughs, and yours to adapt in plain English.
Client message
hey can we do a reel for the new lash glue, target young women, like the last one but better. also Anna wants something for Mother's Day??? deadline soonish would be great 🙏
Structured brief
- ObjectiveLash glue product reel, follow-up to last campaign
- AudienceYoung women, beauty-conscious
- Deliverables1× reel (format TBD)
- ToneIn line with previous reel — warm, confident
- DeadlineUnspecified ("soonish")
Parallel ask flagged Mother's Day request — separate brief recommended
$17 once for the kit. You’ll need free GitHub and Vercel accounts plus a Claude AI key with usage credit. AI usage is billed separately by Claude’s provider. Plan on about 2.5 focused hours to choose, set up, test, and adapt your first tool; later tools reuse the same accounts.
- Live demos
- 5 free runs each
- No signup
- Kit is one-time · AI usage separate
The four tools
Every tool runs as a live demo on its own subdomain — try them before you buy. Five free runs per tool from a fresh browser; the kit gives you the code and walkthroughs to deploy your own copy and adapt its rules, fields, and outputs.
- Tool 01 · Useful in almost every agency
Client Brief Translator
Paste a chaotic WhatsApp message, email, or voice-memo transcript. Get back a structured brief — objective, audience, deliverables, tone, success metrics, open questions, and any parallel asks flagged separately.
Try Demo → - Tool 02 · Useful in almost every agency
Brand Voice Checker
Paste a voice doc + a draft. Get a voice-fit score (0–100), every off-brand phrase highlighted with the exact rule from the doc it violates, and an on-brand rewrite of the whole draft.
Try Demo → - Tool 03 · Best for social-content teams
Weekly Hook Sheet Generator
Paste 5–10 of your client's top hooks. Get them ranked + classified by 26 hook patterns, the patterns the client is NOT using that fit the niche, and 20 new niche-specific hooks ready to film.
Try Demo → - Tool 04 · Best for production teams
Shot List Generator
Paste a script or concept and pick a format. Get a structured shot list — numbered, framed, timed, and audio-cued — with optional transition notes for your editor or automation workflow. Ready for shoot day or review.
Try Demo →
What arrives after checkout
- Four complete tool codebases, ready for you to deploy and adapt.
- An organized Notion delivery hub with every link and setup step in one place.
- A 22-minute setup walkthrough showing every account and connection screen.
- Four tool walkthroughs, 18–25 minutes each.
- Plain-English guidance for changing prompts, rules, fields, and outputs.
- Email support if a setup step is unclear.
The problem
If any of this sounds familiar.
The brief arrives across WhatsApp, email, and a voice memo. Your strategist rewrites it before anyone can start. A draft comes back polished but off-brand, so somebody checks it line by line. Hooks and shot lists begin from a blank page again next week. The work is familiar, repeatable, and still taking your best people away from the decisions only they can make.
The approach
What this is.
The Agency Vibe-Coding Kit gives you four finished AI tools built around recurring creative-agency work: a Client Brief Translator, Brand Voice Checker, Weekly Hook Sheet Generator, and Shot List Generator. You get the working code, a clear setup path, and a walkthrough video for each tool. Deploy the one that maps to your worst weekly bottleneck first, then adapt its rules, fields, and outputs in plain English when your process changes.
Built from production experience
I've built production AI apps for real client businesses, including a B2B sales platform with live call transcription, an agency operations system, and a storyboard workflow for commercial production. The kit applies that experience to four smaller agency jobs: finished code, a defined setup path, and practical places to change the rules without starting from a blank page.
See before you buy
Try every tool before you buy
Each tool has a live demo with five free runs and no signup. Test the workflow with real input, inspect the output, and buy the kit only when you can see where it fits in your agency.
Common questions
I don't have a free weekend in the next month.
You do not need to deploy all four tools at once. Plan on about 2.5 focused hours to choose, set up, test, and adapt the workflow your team feels most often. Keep the other three ready for later; they reuse the same accounts.
I bought an AI course before and never finished it.
This is not a curriculum you must finish before it becomes useful. The four tools are already built. The walkthroughs help you deploy and adapt working code instead of beginning from a blank lesson.
ChatGPT was disappointing — why is Claude Code different?
The output here is not another chat response. Each kit tool is a working app with its own interface and source code. Use the live demos to judge the actual workflow before you buy.
My team will resist or feel threatened by AI.
The tools prepare information and flag patterns; they do not take the final creative decision. The Brand Voice Checker, for example, makes off-brand language easier to spot while your team keeps the judgment.
I'm not technical enough to ship software.
If you can work comfortably in tools like Notion, Adobe, or CapCut, you have the baseline fluency. Each app comes with its code and a walkthrough; later changes can be described to Claude in plain English and verified in the working tool.
Should I just hire a part-time developer instead?
Hire a developer for a large system with complex integrations, security, or long-term maintenance needs. The kit is for four bounded agency utilities that are already built and can be adapted without commissioning a custom software project.
Is vibe-coding useful beyond the hype?
The proof is concrete: four live demos you can test, plus production systems built for real client businesses. The kit stays focused on recurring agency work rather than promising that every app idea belongs in a weekend build.
How is this different from From Zero To Live?
From Zero To Live is the beginner guide that teaches you to build one tool from scratch. This kit starts later in the journey: four agency tools are already built, and the walkthroughs show you how to deploy and adapt them.
What if I get stuck halfway through and abandon another project?
Start by running the live demo, then follow the matching setup walkthrough with the finished source beside you. If a step is unclear, reply to your delivery email for support rather than guessing through it alone.
Four finished tools. Start with the bottleneck your team feels this week.
Deploy that tool first, keep the other three ready, and adapt its prompts, rules, fields, and outputs as your agency learns what works.