The Terminal Pack

Claude Code for everyone

For people who have never opened Terminal, whatever they do for a living. Claude in the browser is a chat window. Claude Code is the same model given hands on your Mac. This pack takes you from zero to an AI that reads your files, drafts in your voice and runs your morning brief.
A$49Once. Instant download. Mac only for now.

Have a code from a friend? There is a box for it at checkout. Payment by card through Stripe, download link by email, and it keeps working.

How it works

  1. 1Buy itStripe checkout. The download link lands in your inbox in seconds and keeps working.
  2. 2Drag one file into Terminalsetup.command installs what is missing and sets up your folders, rulebook and commands.
  3. 3Open the guideTwelve short parts. By day seven a morning brief runs itself.

Six commands, installed for you

/todayCalendar, real email, open items. The three things to do first.
/inboxTriage a thread or your inbox: who, what they want, a one-line reply each.
/summariseAny file, folder or page. Five bullets, the numbers that matter, where sources disagree.
/tidyProposes a structure for a messy folder, moves nothing until you say go, never deletes.
/draftA reply or a piece of writing in your voice, from a style file you wrote once.
/learnAny topic explained for a smart beginner, three check questions, a five-day plan.

What is in the pack

setup.commandOne-step installer: Homebrew, Node, git, Claude Code, folders, rulebook, commands
GUIDE.mdTwelve parts and four appendices, from Terminal in ten minutes to scheduled routines
CLAUDE.mdA global rulebook and a per-project rulebook, written to be edited in five minutes
style.mdHow you write: tone, banned words, three real examples. Every draft starts here
Six commandstoday, inbox, summarise, tidy, draft, learn. Installed for you
ChecklistThirty days, four weeks, one box per thing that matters

Who it is for

  • Managers who spend mornings in email and afternoons in documents
  • Students and researchers with a folder of PDFs they have not read
  • Writers who want a second pair of hands that sounds like them
  • Tradespeople and freelancers who quote, invoice and chase
  • Teachers, lawyers, accountants: anyone whose work is mostly reading and writing
  • Parents running the household admin from a laptop at 9pm

Why Terminal

The Terminal is the only place on a computer where a program can read and write your files, run other programs, open a browser and talk to your calendar without a user interface standing in the way. Claude Code lives there for that reason. You type sentences. It does the typing of commands. You need about six commands yourself, and they are on page one of the guide.

What changes: four PDFs you were avoiding become five bullets each and a note on where they disagree. A messy Downloads folder gets sorted while you make coffee. The reply you have been putting off is drafted in your voice from a page you wrote once. And the thing you check every morning becomes a one-word command, then a routine that emails you at seven.

You need a Mac and a Claude subscription (Pro works, Max is better). You do not need to have written a line of code. The guide assumes you are smart and new to this, which is most people.

Questions? Reply to the purchase email. It comes straight to Dom.Read the free note first