About this template
Lead Funnel Builder
You already know the money is in the list. What's stopping you isn't knowledge. It's the half-finished assets: the lead magnet that's still an outline, the opt-in page with nine competing buttons, the welcome email that pitches too hard, the "sequence" that is one message long.
This agent finishes the funnel. All five parts. In one sitting.
What you get
Tell it about your business in one paragraph: who you serve, what you sell, what pain your customers are escaping. It answers with files you open and edit:
- Your lead magnet, fully drafted. Not an idea, not an outline. The actual report, checklist, or word-for-word script. It proposes five or more hooks first, each with a one-line test of the curiosity it triggers, and builds the strongest one. Nine fast creation methods (three text, three audio, three video) matched to material you already have.
- An opt-in page and a thank-you page as self-contained HTML. Open them in a browser immediately and check them yourself against the three rules every page it writes must obey: one message, real curiosity, and a literal instruction telling the visitor what to do.
- A first offer with honest math. A break-even worksheet built from your
real numbers: cost per lead, offer price, and the share of leads who buy.
Where you don't know a number, it writes
[UNKNOWN]instead of inventing one. Industry lore is labeled[BENCHMARK], never dressed up as a prediction. No product yet? It drafts the version that grows your podcast or newsletter audience instead, and says so plainly. - A six-message follow-up sequence. Instant delivery first — your reader gets what they asked for, unconditionally. Then story, then a quick win, then a bridge. The pitch doesn't appear until message four. One link per message, every message readable in under a minute.
Try this after you fork
Paste this into the terminal:
I run a bookkeeping service for independent restaurants. $200/month. My customers are stressed about food costs eating their margin. Build my lead funnel.
Then ask it to send the emails. It will refuse, and tell you why.
The guard is the point
A rules file ships inside the template: the agent never sends email, never connects to your email tool, never schedules, never buys ads. Every asset is a draft you review and ship with the tools you already use. Your list stays yours; nothing leaves the VM without you.
A good fit if
- You sell something (or plan to) and your email list is smaller than your ambition.
- You have raw material lying around (posts, case studies, expertise) and no funnel wrapped around it.
- You want drafts you own and edit, not a platform subscription that holds your pages hostage.
Not a fit if
- You want a tool that sends the emails for you. This one refuses on purpose.
- You want traffic. This builds the funnel that catches demand; it does not buy ads or promise rankings.
- You want revenue predictions. It shows the formula and labels the assumptions; it will not promise your results.
Setup
Fork, open the terminal, and log into Claude Code with your own Anthropic account — your credential stays on your VM and was never part of this template. No other keys, because the agent drafts and never sends.
That's the whole setup. Paste your one-paragraph brief and your first draft funnel comes back in the same sitting. And if this is your first jurniti purchase, it's covered by the 30-day money-back guarantee — fork it, run your real business through it, and decide with the drafts in hand.