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Choose Your Stack Before You Prompt
Letting a coding agent pick your stack mid-build is how projects end up with three ORMs and two auth systems. Decide the stack first, then prompt. Here is the decision order that works.
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Idea to Deploy in One Week
A day-by-day plan for going from idea to a deployed, billable SaaS in seven days using a boilerplate and a coding agent. What to build, what to skip, and what to cut when you fall behind.
ReadMCP Servers Every SaaS Needs
Which MCP servers actually earn a slot in a SaaS development setup, which ones waste context, and why exposing your own product over MCP is becoming a distribution channel.
ReadSaaS Auth Decision Guide
Clerk, Auth.js, Supabase Auth, WorkOS, or roll your own: a decision guide for SaaS authentication in 2026, including what changes when a coding agent writes the code around it.
ReadSaaS Database Decision Guide
Postgres is the answer. The real database decisions for a SaaS in 2026 are hosting, ORM, and how you enforce tenant isolation, especially when an agent writes the queries.
ReadSaaS Payments Decision Guide
Stripe, Lemon Squeezy, Polar, or Paddle: how to choose a SaaS payment processor in 2026 based on tax handling, not API quality, and what generated billing code gets wrong.
ReadSetting Up Claude Code for a New Project
The first hour with Claude Code on a new repo decides the next three months. A concrete setup: instruction file, commands, permissions, subagents, and the verification loop.
ReadStart a SaaS With AI Agents in 2026
A working playbook for starting a SaaS with coding agents in 2026: what the agent should own, what you should own, and why the foundation you hand it decides the outcome.
ReadWhen Not to Use a Boilerplate
We run a boilerplate directory and we still think there are cases where buying one is the wrong call. Here are the situations where a starter kit costs you more than it saves.
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