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Practical guides for shipping with a coding agent.

Short, practical notes on the parts of an AI SaaS launch that actually decide whether it works: agent readiness, pre-launch verification, and choosing between Claude and Codex.

How to make a SaaS boilerplate coding-agent ready

Repo memory, safe edit zones, setup checks, and a verification contract that lets Claude or Codex customise a repo without breaking billing or email.

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What to verify before launching a Next.js SaaS starter

The boring launch path checked end to end: checkout, signed webhooks, email delivery, Postgres records, discovery files, and a clean production build.

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Claude vs Codex for customising a SaaS boilerplate

How Claude and Codex differ when customising a SaaS repo, where each is stronger, and why the same repo memory lets you use both.

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Next.js Stripe webhook checklist for SaaS launches

Verify the signature, handle events idempotently, persist the purchase, and fulfil reliably, the four things a Stripe webhook must get right.

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