Show HN: I’m a non-coder who turns 1-line intents into full-stack blueprints | Hacker News

Hey everyone, creator here.Thanks for checking out the project. To give a bit more context: I'm not a traditional programmer. I built this entire methodology as a way to solve my own problem of having too many ideas and no scalable way to architect them.The core of ORUS is the ExtractionCore agent, which uses a curated library of my 1,300+ "Fragments" to generate these blueprints. The speed is a key factor – each of the complex fragments you see on GitHub was generated in under 40 seconds from a simple command.A fun experiment if you're curious: you can actually copy the full text of any of the first three Fragments and paste it into a powerful LLM (like GPT-4 or Claude 3). The document itself acts as a mega-prompt, and you can use the embedded commands (like .autonomous.business.intelligence.Ω.activate) to interact with it as if it were a live agent.Happy to dive deep into any questions about the architecture, the "genesis engine" concept, or the curation process. All feedback, especially critical feedback, is welcome!