Documentation

Using the platform

The w10k platform is a command-line tool plus a library your AI coding agent works from. Buy a license, run one command to pull it into any project, then use the skill commands to take a client from an old site to a live one. This page is the practical guide.

Overview

The platform is two things working together:

The CLI — @w10k/platform, run with npx. It validates your license and downloads the platform into your current project directory.
The library — a 300+ design-taste reference set, 20+ luxury templates, the design/motion/process knowledge base, per-industry recipes, and a set of skill commands your agent runs.

Everything runs inside the AI coding agent you already use — Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Codex and others. The skills are plain markdown, so they aren't locked to one vendor.

Requirements

Node.js 18 or newer — check with node -v.
An AI coding agent that reads your project files (Claude Code is native; Cursor, Windsurf, Codex and others work too).
A w10k license key — delivered by email after purchase.

Get your license

Buy a license at studio.w10k.net. Checkout is handled by Lemon Squeezy; your license key arrives by email immediately after purchase. One key, unlimited client projects.

Install & pull

No install step — run the CLI with npx inside the project directory where you want the platform. On a fresh project directory:

# in your empty/new client project folder
npx @w10k/platform@latest pull --key=YOUR_LICENSE_KEY

The full library, templates, knowledge base and config download in seconds. When it finishes, open the folder in your AI agent and let it read CLAUDE.md — that file teaches the agent how the platform works. Then start a build:

/w10k-ship "brief about your client"

Note: pull is for a fresh setup and overwrites core files. If the directory already has a w10k install, use update instead (below).

The workflow

A typical client, end to end:

1 · Purchase — get your license key by email.
2 · Pull — npx @w10k/platform@latest pull --key=… into the project.
3 · Ship — run /w10k-ship (or /w10k-crawl first, to rebuild an existing site), review the local preview, then /w10k-deploy.

Common flows: new client → /w10k-ship → /w10k-ship-upgrade → /w10k-deploy. Rebuild → /w10k-crawl → /w10k-ship → …

Skill commands

The skills are the operating verbs of the platform — you type them in your agent as slash commands.

Skill	What it does
`/w10k-crawl`	Crawls a client's old site, extracts business facts & assets, diagnoses what's dated, and writes a ship-ready brief.
`/w10k-ship`	Builds a complete luxury site from a brief, runs the full QA protocol, and serves a local preview.
`/w10k-ship-upgrade`	Revises or optimizes a built site without breaking its art direction; swaps in real client assets.
`/w10k-deploy`	Graduates an approved site to a real repo + Vercel deploy, and returns the preview link.
`/w10k-taste`	Indexes the taste DNA library so `ship` can grep-select the exact aesthetic a client needs.
`/w10k-analyze-site`	Analyzes an award-winning site's code and extracts its typography, color, motion & layout into reusable references.
`/w10k-promote`	Graduates a finished laboratory template into the catalog through the full promotion checklist.
`/w10k-consolidate`	Reviews the knowledge base, promotes repeated patterns, and prunes stale rules to keep ship-time fast.

CLI commands

The @w10k/platform CLI itself has three commands. All require your --key.

Command	What it does
`pull`	Downloads the full platform into the current directory (first-time setup).
`update`	Merges the latest core layer — catalog, knowledge, recipes, skills — while preserving your own work.
`info`	Shows your license status and plan details.

npx @w10k/platform@latest --help

Staying up to date

An active license includes all future updates. To pull the latest core into an existing project without touching your personal layer (your build notes, client work and experiments):

npx @w10k/platform@latest update --key=YOUR_LICENSE_KEY

See what shipped in each version on the releases page.

Support

Questions, license issues, or a bug? Email studio@w10k.net. The CLI source is public on GitHub and npm.