The gates open September 22 · 50 golden tickets
Watch the factory run
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Your Creative Director, at his desk
An AI employee who lives inside Claude Code and runs your entire Amazon creative process. You talk to him in plain English. He does the work. You approve it.
No design tools. No prompt engineering. Wonka works in plain English inside Claude Code, and every factory day hands you a new command.
Main images, one full gallery run, and complete A+ pages.
A set like this once took eight jobs, weeks, and thousands of dollars.
Ten factory days over three weeks. Each day: a short episode, then you run that room on YOUR product with Wonka doing the heavy lifting.
Two to four short lessons open one room of the factory. One question, one skill, one artifact. No filler.
You type the day's command and Wonka executes on your real product: research, brief, images, A+, tests.
Every day ends with something real on disk: a brief, a locked reference, a gallery, a Tasting Card. You approve like a boss, not a technician.
Set up the factory, meet Wonka, warm up his two machines.
Your product enters the factory. Wonka researches the whole niche: buyers, reviews, competitors.
Every selling point mapped to an image, on purpose. Nothing dropped silently. You approve it, then it goes into the machine.
Your real product locked as a visual mold, smoke tested, and your brand look set.
A hundred draft candidates across four strategies, cut to four ranked bets, then the quality loop taught once and taught properly.
Ten complete style directions across your whole gallery. Pick one, refine it, and judge the set as a team.
The one asset you hand over on purpose, judged on beauty, exported ready to upload.
100 tasters judge your images against what is already live on your listing, and explain every pick.
One pilot variant done properly, then the whole family on one line. Optional if you sell a single SKU.
Your log gets written, so your next product costs a fraction of this one.
10 days, 33 short lessons, about 30 minutes a day on average. Miss a day? Everything is recorded and the factory waits for you.
Most sellers upload their best guess. Your factory has a Tasting Room: a synthetic panel of ~100 AI tasters matched to your real buyer demographics.
Ten days across three weeks, with live support on the floor and fifty golden tickets.
Every day of the bootcamp installs new commands into your factory. By graduation they are yours forever, for every product you ever launch.
/machines-checkwarm up the tools/meet-my-productfull niche research/brand-kitlock your look/reference-sheetmold your product/creative-briefthe master plan/main-imagefour hero bets/secondary-imagesthe gallery/aplusbelow the fold/variationsSKUs and bundles/inspectquality gates/fixsurgical edits/tasting-room100-taster panel/ready-to-uploadthe final pack/improvement-loophe gets sharper/factory-reportstatus at a glanceAnyone can generate a pretty picture. Sellers fail at the parts around the picture. The factory exists for exactly those parts.
Generic AI redraws your product from imagination: wrong bottle, wrong size, wrong label. Wonka locks your REAL product as a reference and smoke-tests the lock before any batch.
Tiny unreadable text, icon soup, non-compliant badges. Every factory image passes hard gates: a mobile squint test, one message per image, compliance checks.
Most sellers upload their favorite and hope. Your images race the live listing in the Tasting Room (the strongest competitor if you are not live yet), two races in one sitting, before a single ad dollar.
Minimal Claude Code experience is enough. Every command is plain English, zero code is written across all 10 days, and every step is explained simply. Never opened Claude Code at all? You can add the Claude Code Challenge at checkout and start there.
The factory does research, drafts, and testing at machine speed. Your designer polishes winners instead of guessing at concepts. Many students ARE the designer.
Not at the pretty picture. At the brief that carries the messages that sell, the real edits, the polish, and knowing whether the set actually beats what is live. That is the part the factory does.
Two lists. If you land on the wrong one, keep your money.
Not sure which list you are on? Ask me before you buy: info@jaygptpro.com
Per image set, per product. Two week turnaround, three revisions, and you still upload a guess.
A full tested package for your product during the bootcamp, and the whole factory stays installed for every product after it.
I have been an eCommerce seller for over 10 years, and I run the AI Vault, a community of 250+ sellers and business owners using AI to grow their operations. My day job is AI leadership for brands selling hundreds of products on Amazon.
This bootcamp is the concentrated version of the creative system I run in the real world: research, product-locked generation, hard quality gates, and testing before spending. Packaged into 10 days of hands-on building with Wonka.
It is the follow-up to my Claude Code Challenge, where over 450 Amazon sellers created their first AI employee, Donna, most of them with zero technical background. Wonka is the second hire.
Unedited screenshots from the Claude Code Challenge. Wonka is the second hire.
One payment. The factory, the skills, and the recordings are yours for life.
Some products distort in AI generation: complex textures, fine patterns, unusual shapes. The factory's product lock and smoke tests catch a lot, but they do not repeal physics. If your product might be one of the hard ones, ask me BEFORE you register and I will tell you honestly.
Ask me first: info@jaygptpro.comResults vary by product and niche. No specific sales or revenue numbers are promised.
From the factory floor
About 30 minutes a day. By graduation, a tested creative package ready to upload, and a creative employee who can do it for you again and again.
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