Setup the BizDev Toolkit

01 What You'll Have When Done

After following this guide, you'll have a fully operational AI-powered business development toolkit running inside Cursor. From a single terminal prompt, you can generate any of these:

Everything is branded Roll the Code, follows your tone of voice, and saves to the correct folder automatically. You type what you need in plain English — Claude builds it.

02 Prerequisites

You need three things before you start. Get these set up first.

Cursor (Code Editor)

Cursor is an AI-native code editor built on VS Code. It's where you'll work.

1. Go to cursor.com
2. Click Download for your platform
3. Run the installer — accept all defaults
4. Open Cursor once to confirm it launches

GitHub Account

You need a GitHub account to access the project repository.

1. If you don't have one: go to github.com and sign up (free)
2. If you already have one: make sure you're logged in

Claude Pro Subscription

Claude Code requires a paid Anthropic subscription.

1. Go to claude.ai
2. Subscribe to Claude Pro — $20/month
3. This gives you access to Claude Code. Opus 4.6 requires the Max plan ($100/month) — start with Pro and upgrade only if needed.

03 Clone the Repo in Cursor

This downloads the entire toolkit to your machine.

Option A — Clone via Cursor UI:

1. Open Cursor
2. Press Ctrl + Shift + P to open the Command Palette
3. Press Ctrl + Shift + P to open the Command Palette
4. Type Git: Clone and press Enter
5. Paste the repository URL: https://github.com/RekaWeb3Design/rtc-bizdev.git
6. Choose a local folder — for example: C:\Users\Anti\Documents\RTC
7. Choose a local folder — for example: ~/Documents/RTC
8. When it asks "Open cloned repository?" — click Yes

Option B — Clone via terminal:

git clone https://github.com/RekaWeb3Design/rtc-bizdev.git

Then open the cloned folder in Cursor: File → Open Folder → select the rtc-bizdev folder.

You should now see the project files in the left sidebar: CLAUDE.md, brand/, .claude/, outputs/, etc.

04 Install Claude Code

Open a terminal inside Cursor and install Claude Code.

1. In Cursor, press Ctrl + ` (backtick) to open the integrated terminal
2. Make sure it's set to PowerShell (check dropdown in top-right of terminal panel)
3. Make sure it's set to your default shell (zsh or bash)
4. Run this command:

irm https://claude.ai/install.ps1 | iex

curl -fsSL https://claude.ai/install.sh | bash

Wait for it to finish, then verify:

claude --version

You should see a version number like 1.x.x.

$env:PATH += ";C:\Users\$env:USERNAME\.local\bin"

export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"

05 Launch Claude Code

1. In the Cursor terminal, navigate to the project folder:

cd "C:\Users\Anti\Documents\RTC\rtc-bizdev"

cd ~/Documents/RTC/rtc-bizdev

(Adjust the path to wherever you cloned the repo.)

2. Start Claude Code:

claude

3. On first launch, it will ask you to authenticate with your Anthropic account. Follow the prompts — it opens a browser window for login.

Once authenticated, you'll see a prompt where you can type natural language commands. This is your main workspace.

06 Run /setup

Inside Claude Code, type:

/setup

This runs the automated setup agent that installs everything else. Here's what it does:

The setup takes about 15-20 minutes. Most of it is automated.

07 Manual Steps After /setup

These steps require your input during or after the setup process.

Firecrawl API Key

Firecrawl powers web search and page scraping for market research.

1. Go to firecrawl.dev
2. Sign up for a free account
3. Go to your dashboard and copy your API key
4. When the setup agent asks for it, paste it in

uv PATH Issue on Windows

C:\Users\[username]\.local\bin\uvx.exe

LinkedIn MCP — Login

This step must run outside Claude Code. It opens an interactive browser login.

1. Open a separate PowerShell window — press Win + X, then click Terminal
2. Open a separate Terminal window — press Cmd + Space, type Terminal, press Enter
3. Open a separate Terminal window from your app launcher
4. Run:

C:\Users\%USERNAME%\.local\bin\uvx.exe linkedin-scraper-mcp --login

uvx linkedin-scraper-mcp --login

3. A browser window opens — log into your LinkedIn account
4. Once done, go back to Claude Code and tell the setup agent you're finished

export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"

LinkedIn MCP — Register

After login, the setup agent runs this automatically. If you need to do it manually:

claude mcp add linkedin -- C:\Users\%USERNAME%\.local\bin\uvx.exe linkedin-scraper-mcp

claude mcp add linkedin -- uvx linkedin-scraper-mcp

Product Hunt MCP

Product Hunt research is powered by the producthunt MCP server.

1. The PRODUCT_HUNT_TOKEN is pre-configured in .env.example — contact Réka for the real value
2. Copy .env.example to .env and replace the placeholder token
3. Follow the steps in setup.md Step 5e to add it via Claude Code
4. Verify: producthunt · ✔ connected in /mcp

Cloudflare Deployment

The BizDev portal is deployed to Cloudflare Pages under the Roll the Code account. Here's how to get your API token:

1. Go to dash.cloudflare.com
2. Log in with your @rollthecode.com email (ask Reka for access to the Roll the Code Cloudflare account)
3. Once logged in, go to My Profile → API Tokens
4. Get your token — either:
   • Option A: Use the existing "RTC BizDev" API token — ask Reka to share it securely
   • Option B: Create your own — click "+ Create Token" → "Edit Cloudflare Workers" template → Zone: rollthecode.com → Create
5. Copy the token (you only see it once!)
6. In the repo root, open .env (copy from .env.example if missing)
7. Replace your_token_here with your token
8. Save — this file stays on your machine only, never pushed to GitHub

Once your .env is set, the /setup agent deploys automatically. To deploy manually at any time:

npx wrangler pages deploy . --project-name rtc-bizdev

08 Windows macOS Linux Troubleshooting

irm https://astral.sh/uv/install.ps1 | iex

curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh

wkhtmltopdf Mentioned Somewhere

Ignore it. We use Puppeteer for PDF generation, not wkhtmltopdf. If any old documentation mentions it, it's outdated.

LinkedIn Login Doesn't Work Inside Claude Code

This is expected. The LinkedIn login opens an interactive browser — it must run in a standalone PowerShellTerminal window. See the Manual Steps section above.

Plugin Commands Fail

Make sure you're running them inside Claude Code (after typing claude), not in a regular PowerShellterminal prompt. Commands like /plugin marketplace add ... are Claude Code commands, not shell commands.

09 First Test

After /setup completes with all green checkmarks, run this test prompt inside Claude Code:

Create a sales one-pager for Roll the Code targeting enterprise innovation hubs in the UK.

If everything is working, Claude Code will:

1. Read the brand guide and CLAUDE.md automatically
2. Generate a professional one-pager in Roll the Code branding
3. Save it to outputs/sales/one-pagers/
4. Update outputs/files-index.json
5. Offer to create an HTML or PDF version

If you see output in the outputs/ folder — you're good to go.

Try a few more:

Create an HTML presentation about Roll the Code for a CTO audience.

Research the UK enterprise IT services market — TAM/SAM/SOM.

Assemble a complete pitch package for a mid-size UK fintech company.

10 Daily Usage

Starting Claude Code

Every time you start a new work session, open PowerShell inside the rtc-bizdev folder and type:

kakukk

That's it. Claude Code launches in autonomous mode — no permission prompts, no interruptions. It works within the project folder only.

Generating Materials

Research & Strategy

System Commands

Tips

• Be specific. "Create a one-pager for Barclays innovation team" works better than "make a one-pager."
• Mention the audience. Claude adjusts tone for CTOs vs. investors vs. partners.
• Ask for iterations. "Make it shorter," "add pricing," "make the CTA stronger" — it remembers context.
• Brand updates propagate. If you edit brand/brand.md, all future outputs pick it up automatically.