You — Project Architect
Define the destination, establish priorities, make important decisions, and approve the work.
Become the architect of your Codex project
Like any senior manager, you do not need to perform every specialist’s work yourself. You are responsible for knowing what should be delivered, setting clear goals, and making sure the work meets them. Vibe coding with Codex is no different. Project Deputy helps you make the important decisions and organize Codex into focused Development, Research, Tools, Marketing, and Safety workspaces.
Start with a free project evaluation—no credit card required. When you are ready, turn the result into a complete, organized Codex project for $59 one-time.
✓ No credit card required. Pay only if you choose the complete project packet.
A downloadable local project—not merely another AI response.
A different role for the AI builder
Codex can implement features, edit files, run tests, and investigate problems. But it still needs someone to define the outcome, set priorities, make important choices, and decide when the work meets the project’s needs.
Project Deputy helps you take that Project Architect role with a clearer blueprint and a structured way to work with Codex.
A clear version-one boundary
Decisions recorded before implementation
Requirements Codex can refer back to
Responsibilities separated by purpose
Consistent project instructions
Acceptance checks that define done
Project Deputy helps you become the architect of your Codex project—not pretend to be its senior developer.
Your Codex project team
The packet does more than collect documents. It creates a shared blueprint and gives each specialist Codex workspace a defined, focused role.
Define the destination, establish priorities, make important decisions, and approve the work.
Works through the approved build plan in clear, verifiable phases.
Investigates unanswered product, market, technical, or operational questions.
Identifies the accounts, services, local tools, and resources the project may need.
Helps commercial projects examine audience, positioning, messaging, and launch choices.
Reviews what information the project uses, where it is stored, who may access it, and how long it should be kept.
Examines permissions, secrets, sensitive workflows, failure risks, and safeguards when they are relevant.
Helps troubleshoot errors, understand failed workflows, and work through screenshots or unfamiliar technical messages.
These are focused Codex contexts with specialized instructions—not autonomous human employees. Each packet includes only the workspaces relevant to that project.
How it works
Define the project vision in your own words.
Make the decisions a Project Architect needs before development.
Pressure-test the blueprint and identify important gaps.
Create the project structure, specialist workspaces, and Codex kickoff instructions.
Free first. Pay only for the packet.
Useful planning guidance, whether or not you purchase a packet.
An organized local project, personalized from your evaluation.
What you receive
Your project packet is the blueprint, team structure, and operating instructions for the build. It separates the project definition, development plan, research, and tool setup so each workspace has the right context.
PROJECT_SPECIFICATION.mdThe shared project blueprintAGENTS.mdProject-wide working agreementsTASK_MANIFEST.mdRelevant roles and responsibilitiesmy-project/
├── AGENTS.md
├── PROJECT_SPECIFICATION.md
├── TASK_MANIFEST.md
├── resources/
│ ├── SETUP_ORDER.md
│ └── RESOURCES_NEEDED.md
└── tasks/
├── development/
│ ├── AGENTS.md
│ └── PHASED_DEVELOPMENT_PROMPT.md
├── research/
│ └── AGENTS.md
└── tools/
├── AGENTS.md
└── TOOL_STATUS.mdWhy the guided process matters
Codex can create files and perform much of the development work. But it cannot decide what matters to you, what belongs in version one, which tradeoffs you prefer, or when the result truly meets your needs.
Project Deputy guides you through the important decisions and prepares the structure Codex and its specialist workspaces will use.
The packet does not replace your judgment or guarantee implementation quality. Projects involving substantial security, financial, medical, legal, engineering, or safety risks may still require qualified professional review.
Your project remains yours
You receive local files you can inspect, keep, revise, place under version control, and use with Codex. Your project’s purpose, decisions, responsibilities, development plan, and acceptance criteria remain visible to you.
You stay in the architect’s role even as Codex carries out development tasks.
Simple pricing
Your project blueprint, specialist workspace structure, and kickoff instructions.
Start with the full evaluation for free. Purchase only when you want the organized files.
Questions
You can describe your idea, answer focused clarification questions, and receive a planning-readiness evaluation showing strengths, gaps, and decisions to resolve before development.
You do not need a credit card to begin or complete the evaluation. The $59 one-time purchase applies only if you choose to create the downloadable Codex project packet.
The packet turns what Project Deputy learned into a structured specification, requirements, acceptance checks, task-specific instructions, a phased plan, relevant tools and research guidance, and plain-language Codex setup directions.
No. Project Deputy is designed for people who can explain what they want to build, even if they do not consider themselves full software developers. You do not need to write every line of code, but you remain responsible for setting direction, reviewing choices, and approving the result.
The Project Architect defines what the project should accomplish, establishes priorities and boundaries, makes important decisions, and evaluates the work. Codex performs development tasks within the structure and instructions prepared for the project.
No. They are focused Codex workspaces with project-specific roles and instructions. They do not replace qualified professional review when a project involves substantial security, financial, medical, legal, engineering, or safety risks.
Not for the free evaluation. You will need access to Codex when you are ready to open and use the completed packet; the packet includes directions for that handoff.
Yes. Your earlier work can help describe the idea and decisions already made. Project Deputy is a useful next step when you want a local, organized project with clearer instructions and ownership.
Yes. The packet is based on your description and answers, and it includes only the project tasks that are relevant to the plan.
No. It measures how clear and complete the plan is. It can reveal avoidable gaps, but it does not guarantee implementation quality or business success.
No. Project Deputy is an independent product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenAI.
Your work is saved on your device first. When the application is configured with Supabase, it may also save there so the project record can be maintained. Avoid entering secrets or sensitive personal information unless your project has established appropriate safeguards.
Begin with the idea you have
Start with a free project evaluation. If the plan is worth pursuing, turn it into a structured Codex project for $59.