Stop letting Claude
code blind.
Plan your project structurally before a single line is written — and let Claude build the right thing on the first try.
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The problem
Claude codes on the fly
You give it a vague idea, it improvises interfaces, data models, and architecture. Three modules in, things crash and you start refactoring.
Complexity is invisible
You can't see upfront how deep the backend reaches, what services you'll need, what's going to take a day vs. a week.
No interface contracts
Modules collide. Functions don't match. Types are invented twice. Hours are lost reconciling things that should have been specified once.
Hidden constraints bite late
Hosting refuses your content. Stripe blocks your category. GDPR demands you build a deletion flow you forgot. You discover this in week four.
How it works
- 01
Run
/blueprintin Claude CodeStart with an idea, a draft, or an existing repo. The skill analyses what you have and asks only the open questions — adaptive, not a checklist.
- 02
Get a structured concept
Module-oriented breakdown with interface contracts, data model, dependency graph, complexity ratings (S/M/L/XL), risks, hosting, cost and time estimates — written to
./docs/konzept/. - 03
Lock it, then build
When the concept is sealed, hand it to Claude. Every module has a contract, every task is ordered, nothing is improvised. Claude builds — module by module — without crashing into itself.
What lands in your repo
./docs/konzept/ ├── vision.md ├── architektur.md ├── datenbankstruktur.md ├── module/ │ ├── auth.md # with interface contract │ ├── profile.md │ └── ... ├── module-graph.md # build order + deps ├── aufgaben.md # Claude's task list ├── sicherheit.md # OWASP, GDPR, secrets ├── tests-und-qualitaet.md ├── betrieb.md # CI/CD, logging, audit ├── risiken.md ├── hosting-und-tools.md ├── kosten-und-zeit.md └── konzept.json # machine-readable
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