Questions, answered

Mac and Windows both work. You'll need Google Chrome for voice features, Python 3, which is already on most Macs and a free download for Windows, and a Claude account on a paid plan for Claude Code. Jarvis's phone line and a couple of the visual tools need their own accounts, but those are optional — nothing else in the library depends on them. Everything runs locally on your own machine, so there's no server to rent and nothing to keep online.

Yes, within 48 hours. Email me within two days of purchase and I'll refund you. After that window it's final, because everything here is downloadable — the skill files, the prompt packs, the install guides — and once they're on your machine they can't be handed back.

No. Every system comes with a plain-English install guide, and the Claude Code onboarding inside Cortex takes you from zero in about ten minutes — install, sign in, first test. After that, every other system in the library installs the same way: open a folder, run one line, restart. If you can copy and paste, you can run this. The one thing worth knowing is that you will be using Terminal, the plain black window on your computer.

Yes. $347.00 (30% off the regular $497.00) gets you lifetime access. No monthly fee, no renewal, no upsell to keep what you already have. Separately, the tools themselves run on your own AI account — usually $5–20 a month depending on use, paid directly to Anthropic, not to us. Every system ships with a cost guide so you know that number before you switch anything on.

You get them automatically, at no extra cost. Lifetime members always have the current version of the full library, including updates to systems already in it. The library is added to as new tools and new capabilities appear, and joining early doesn't mean joining a smaller version.

Post it in the Discord with what you were doing when it happened and the exact error, if there was one. You'll get an answer from me directly, and usually from other members who've hit the same thing. Nearly every problem is one of a handful of known ones — a terminal that needs restarting, a missing Python package, a permission macOS quietly blocked — and each install guide has a troubleshooting table covering them.

Yes. The free Cortex Discord is open to anyone — announcements, FAQs, free guide on how to make money with AI, and free chat community. It's a real look at how things are explained and what the community's like. What it doesn't include is the downloadable skill files and prompt packs, the install guides, or new systems as they're added. Those sit behind the membership.

Checkout runs through Stripe. Straight after payment you get your Discord invite and access to the full resource library. No manual approval, no waiting for someone to let you in.