7Well — Master Orchestrator
You're building alone. So you're carrying every role at once.You're the architect, the backend dev, the frontend dev, the security reviewer, the DevOps person, and the one who has to remember what the hell you decided three weeks ago. And it shows. Not because you're not good, because no one is good at six jobs at the same time.So the real problems creep in: • Context-switching tax. You jump between projects and lose the thread every time. By the time you've reloaded one project's state in your head, you've forgotten the last one.• The senior instincts evaporate under speed. When you're moving fast, you skip the tradeoff analysis, ship the JWT thing you'll regret at 3 AM, and only audit security after something breaks.• Claude reads your whole codebase to answer a small question. Bloated context, slow responses, and a token bill that makes you wince.• No team to catch you. No tech lead to challenge a weak call. No reviewer before you push. Just you, hoping. You don't need to hire. You need a system that gives you the judgment of a team without the headcount.The system: 7Well — Master OrchestratorThis is a downloadable Claude Code setup that turns Claude into a coordinated senior engineering team and a control plane that manages all your projects from one place.You don't prompt harder. You install a structure, and the right expert shows up at the right moment, on the right model, for the right cost. What's insideThe portfolio control-plane - 4 orchestrator skills.One place to run your entire project portfolio. It routes work to the correct project, batches similar tasks across projects to save tokens, gives you a clean portfolio status on demand, and spins up new projects from your master template.• portfolio-manager — status across all your projects + a recommendation on what to work on next• project-router — focus one project; its rules and skills take over cleanly• cross-project-batcher — bundle similar small tasks across projects and run them on the cheapest model that fits• project-bootstrapper — [NEW_PROJECT] from the template, or [ADOPT_PROJECT] to pull a legacy idea inThe master project template — 11 senior-engineer expert skills. Every project you create inherits a full engineering team:• tech-lead — challenges weak decisions and runs tradeoff analysis before code gets written• mvp-architect — builds a production-ready MVP from zero• backend-systems-architect — scalable APIs, data models, caching• frontend-engineer — reusable, accessible, responsive UI systems• codebase-auditor — reverse-engineers an existing codebase and finds the weak spots• clean-architecture-refactorer — restructures messy code without changing behavior• production-debugger — root-cause analysis on real bugs, not band-aids• performance-optimizer — speed, memory, scale• security-auditor — vulnerability review with severity ratings before every push• devops-engineer — deployment, CI/CD, containers, monitoring• project-migrator — folds old projects and notes into the template structureA 10-section handbook (MANUAL.md).Tier routing rules, the FinOps playbook for keeping token costs low, the ADR (decision record) workflow, and how every piece fits together.A 10-minute install guide. Unpack, drop into your projects/ folder, open in VS Code, start Claude Code. No API keys to wire up, no dependencies, no config rabbit hole.How it worksPlain-English triggers, not memorized commands. You type things like [RESUME_PROJECT] for a portfolio overview, [RESUME_PROJECT] my-app to focus one project, [NEW_PROJECT] name, or [BATCH] 1 to sweep all small tasks across every project at once. The right skill activates automatically.3-tier model routing keeps it cheap.The system doesn't burn your most expensive model on everything:• Haiku reads — status, session states, registry, summaries (Tier 1)• Sonnet builds — batch execution, scaffolding, migration (Tier 2)• Opus 4.8 / Fable 5 thinks — cross-project architecture, the hard calls (Tier 3)It never reads your whole codebase.The portfolio level only ever reads a project's session state, never your source. Each project runs in a fresh subagent that returns a handful of bullet points. Tiny context, low cost, fast answers. This is the difference between an assistant that's expensive and one you actually leave running. The Fable 5 origin storyThis system wasn't generated in an afternoon.It was architected and tuned with Fable 5 in its earliest days, a rare, near-mythical model most people never got to touch. The routing logic, the boundaries between orchestrator and project, the token discipline — all of it was shaped against a model that thinks differently than anything in the standard lineup.That's the craftsmanship you're buying. Not a folder of prompts someone scraped together — a system pressure-tested by an exceptional model and refined until it held.It runs on any Tier-3 model. Opus 4.8 is the recommended default and works beautifully out of the box. If you ever get Fable 5 access, it's already at home.Who this is for• Solo founders and indie devs juggling more than one project and tired of dropping context every time they switch.• AI builders and "vibe coders" riding the wave who want senior-engineer judgment baked into their setup — not just fast output.• Anyone already using Claude Code or Cursor who knows the tool is powerful but feels like they're using 20% of it.Who this is NOT for• People who want a no-code, click-button product. This lives inside Claude Code — you'll be working in a terminal and VS Code.• Anyone expecting it to write the app for you with zero involvement. It makes you ship like a team; it doesn't replace your taste or your decisions.• Teams looking for a hosted SaaS with seats and a dashboard. This is a local, downloadable system you own. Price$49 launch price. Going to $79 once the launch window closes.This is a one-time purchase. You download it, you own it, you use it across every project you build — forever. No subscription.FAQDo I need the Superpowers plugin?No. The system works completely standalone. The free Superpowers plugin enhances it if you have it, but nothing here depends on it.Which model should I run it on?Opus 4.8 is the recommended default and what most people will use. The system was architected with Fable 5, so if you have access, it shines there too. It runs on any Tier-3 model — the 3-tier routing automatically uses Haiku and Sonnet for the cheaper work underneath.Can I use it for client work?Yes. The personal license covers all of your projects, including work you do for clients. The only thing you can't do is resell or redistribute the system itself.How long does setup take?About 10 minutes. Unpack into your projects/ folder, open in VS Code, start Claude Code. The included install guide walks you through it step by step.Do I need to learn a bunch of commands?No. You use a small set of plain triggers like [RESUME_PROJECT] and [NEW_PROJECT]. The handbook covers all of them, and the system tells you what it's doing as it goes.Will this actually lower my token costs?That's a core design goal. The portfolio level never reads your code, work runs on the cheapest model that fits the task, and similar tasks get batched. Less wasted context, lower bills.What's the license?Personal use. Use it on as many of your own projects as you like. No resale, no redistribution.You can keep being a one-person bottleneck.Or you can install a team.Same hours in your day. Same single pair of hands. The difference is whether you're carrying every role yourself or running a senior engineering team that shows up exactly when you need it.Personal license. Works standalone. Installs in 10 minutes.
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