Snapshot
$49.00 once
One exact immutable release, delivered to a verified local project.
- Fresh CLI authorization
- Purchased release only
- No repository access or later releases
Agentic production foundation for web products
Launch production-quality web products at vibe-coding speed.
Start with strict engineering foundations, specialized agent skills, and verification that keeps accessibility, localization, testing, and maintainability inside the workflow.
Production pathFour owned stages
- 01BriefDecisions capturedOwned
- 02DesignSystem alignedOwned
- 03BuildAgents coordinatedOwned
- 04VerifyQuality gates enforcedOwned
pnpm verifyAuthoritative local gate01
Fast code should not create slow quality debt.
Agents make implementation inexpensive. That makes it practical to treat semantics, accessibility, localization, tests, and recovery as defaults—not tasks postponed until later.
Launch With Vibe gives agents a maintained foundation and explicit constraints, so speed and production discipline reinforce each other.
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One workflow from idea to verified product.
The system gives every agent the context, boundaries, and checks it needs to make useful progress without reinventing the project.
- 01
Shape the brief
Turn an early idea into explicit product decisions.
- 02
Build with specialists
Route design, React, accessibility, SEO, and testing work.
- 03
Preserve the system
Keep architecture and design decisions durable across sessions.
- 04
Verify before shipping
Run deterministic checks before code leaves the workstation.
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Trust the evidence, not a promise.
This storefront is built on the same foundation it sells. The public changelog, skills, architecture, and verification contracts show what exists today.
Explore the public agent skills- Strict foundation
- TypeScript, ESLint, architecture, and dependency checks.
- Inclusive by default
- Accessible primitives, localized routes, and RTL support.
- Observable quality
- Browser tests, production builds, and deterministic verification.
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Choose how the foundation grows with you.
Both editions are one-time purchases for unlimited customer projects.
Evergreen
$99.00 once
Repository access to the current release and later releases actually published during Product Lifetime.
- Fresh CLI authorization
- Private GitHub repository access
- Published future releases while access is authorized
- Published migration guidance when available
Preview only. Checkout, legal terms, and regional pricing are not active.
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What we learned building it.
Every example in these is a defect this codebase shipped and then caught. Useful whether or not you buy anything.
Shipping fast without accumulating quality debt
Generated code is fast to produce and slow to trust. The difference is whether the checks that would catch a defect run before you believe the work is done.
A production-readiness checklist for vibe-coded Next.js apps
Eleven checks that catch the defects automated scans and code review miss, each one drawn from a real failure in a Next.js application that already passed its tests.
What coding agents need beyond a prompt
A prompt produces code. It does not produce the checks that catch what the code got wrong. What actually closes that gap is foundations, skills, workflows, and verification.
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Questions before you build.
Is this only for SaaS products?
No. SaaS is the primary example, but the foundation supports many kinds of production web products.
Do I need to write the code myself?
No. The repository includes agent instructions and specialized skills designed to carry the implementation workflow.
How is the source delivered?
Both editions use the same command. After the purchase is verified, run the scoped CLI command. A fresh GitHub confirmation gives it access only to the releases you purchased, and it creates a verified local project. Evergreen additionally receives private repository access, which is what carries later releases.
What does Evergreen include?
It provides private GitHub repository access to the current release and later releases and migration guidance actually published during Product Lifetime while access remains authorized. It does not guarantee a release schedule, automatic migration, or perpetual hosting.