Agent-ready SaaS boilerplate

A SaaS starter your coding agent can actually work inside.

Toolbound Stack gives Claude, Codex, Cursor, and Windsurf a real product base with repo instructions, safe edit zones, setup checks, and the commercial rails already wired.

agent-ready SaaS boilerplate · SaaS starter for Claude · SaaS starter for Codex · coding agent handoff docs

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AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, setup docs, and one-paste handoff prompts are included.

Stripe Checkout, Resend delivery, Postgres records, and Clerk-ready auth are part of the stack.

Verification scripts help catch broken agent edits before you deploy.

You own the repo, hosting, accounts, API keys, customer data, and final product.

Agent context

The repo tells the agent how to behave before it edits.

Toolbound includes the context files that most new builders end up writing after an agent has already broken something. The agent sees the architecture, domain language, safe edit boundaries, and verification commands up front.

AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md define tool use, safety rules, and acceptance checks.
ARCHITECTURE.md and DOMAIN_GLOSSARY.md explain how the product is structured.
START_HERE.md and FIRST_RUN.md walk a buyer through setup and first deploy.
The handoff prompt gives Claude, Codex, Cursor, or Windsurf a clean starting task.

Commercial rails

Payments, emails, setup, and data are treated as rails to preserve.

The differentiator is not a pile of feature ideas. It is the boring infrastructure, written clearly enough that a coding agent can extend the product without scattering payment, email, auth, or setup logic across the app.

Stripe Checkout and signed webhook handling for paid orders.
Resend transactional email paths for confirmation, onboarding, and support handoff.
Postgres persistence for purchase and delivery records.
Setup checks and verify commands so changes can be tested before launch.

FAQ

Common questions

What does agent-ready mean?

It means the repo includes explicit instructions, architecture notes, safe edit zones, and verification commands for coding agents, not just human setup docs.

Can I use it with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or Windsurf?

Yes. The docs are plain Markdown and the handoff prompt is designed to work across common coding agents.

Is this a managed agent platform?

No. Toolbound Stack is a downloadable boilerplate. You own the codebase and decide which agent, host, and accounts to use.