IDEA
Idea to prototype
Bring a raw idea, a screenshot, a messy note, or an X thread. Leave with a working web/app prototype and a public artifact page.
Clickable prototype
HAACC BUILD LOOP
Turn acceleration into artifacts.
A practical entry point for people who can think, prompt, test, and share, even if they do not write production code by hand.
Artifact briefHAACC-001
Signal -> Brief -> Build -> Verify -> Publish
Builder typeNon-coder / AI operator
OutcomePrototype + public work page
Timebox7 days
ProofDemo / test / BOM
01 - Entry tracks
GITHUB
Repo decoder
Translate a GitHub repo into plain language: what it does, who it is for, how to run it, and what a non-coder can build from it.
Readable project brief
HARDWARE
Hardware incubation
Turn small hardware ideas into a materials list, firmware path, industrial design reference, test plan, and manufacturing next step.
Prototype plan
02 - Start building
Pick your starting point.
You do not need to know architecture. Choose where you actually are right now, and take the one next step on the card.
E1
I have an idea
A rough thought you cannot yet describe as a product.
Next stepWrite one sentence about the problem.
E2
I found a GitHub repo
Something interesting you saw but cannot read.
Next stepPaste one link.
E3
I have a screenshot or video
A reference UI, a clip, a thing you want to rebuild.
Next stepUpload one image.
E4
I have a hardware sketch
A small device idea drawn on paper or in your head.
Next stepDescribe the target user.
E5
I built half of it with AI
A half-finished thing that is stuck or unverified.
Next stepChoose the help you want.
E6
I just want to join this season
No idea yet, but you want to be inside the loop.
Next stepPick a track to follow.
03 - Brief builder
Answer simple questions, get a buildable brief.
No architecture required. Technical details stay folded into advanced info. You always see one next step.
Questions you answer
Q1
Who is this artifact for?
Q2
What specific problem does it solve?
Q3
What is the first screen the user sees?
Q4
What is the smallest verifiable version?
Q5
What can you verify within one week?
Q6
What evidence do you need?
Q7
What do you need help with?
Brief it generates
Artifact Brief
Who, what, and why in plain language.
Prototype Scope
The smallest version worth building first.
Verification Plan
How you will check it actually works.
First Build Checklist
The concrete next steps for week one.
Publish Draft
A ready-to-edit public work page.
04 - Cadence
Day 0
Choose a signal or problem worth converting into an artifact.
Day 2
Ship a first visible prototype, no hidden planning marathon.
Day 5
Run verification: user test, repo run, bill of materials, or benchmark.
Day 7
Publish a work page with what changed, what failed, and what help is needed.
05 - Artifact brief
Who
A non-coder with a useful problem and AI tooling access.
What
One working artifact, not a pitch deck.
Proof
A link, demo video, test result, or bill of materials.
Ask
Feedback, collaborator, distribution, manufacturing, or code review.
Hardware pathbreezehw.com