Summary

This project provides reusable AI coding workflows designed to accelerate the development of common SaaS features like authentication, billing, and landing pages. Targeting indie hackers and small engineering teams, it aims to eliminate repetitive setup tasks by offering structured, AI-assisted workflows for Claude Code and VS Code, leading to faster and more consistent SaaS shipping.

How It Works

The kit leverages a skill-based approach, encapsulating reusable logic for specific SaaS components (e.g., ship-auth, ship-billing, ship-landing). Users integrate these skills within their Claude Code or VS Code environment. Each skill includes detailed instructions (skill.md), review checklists (checklist.md), and before/after examples to guide the AI and the developer through implementing features like user sign-up, payment processing, or hero sections.

Quick Start & Requirements

• Primary install/run command: Open your project in Claude Code or VS Code. Select a skill (e.g., ship-auth), read the corresponding skill.md and checklist.md, and review the examples/ directory.
• Prerequisites: Claude Code or VS Code.
• Links: Quickstart, Skills, Examples, Adapters, Templates.

Highlighted Details

• Core Skills: Includes ship-auth (sign-up, sign-in, email verification), ship-billing (pricing, checkout, webhooks), and ship-landing (hero, features, SEO).
• Supported Tools: Integrates with Claude Code and VS Code AI coding environments.
• Starter Template: Provides a nextjs-saas-starter template as a baseline demo target for the skills.
• Structured Workflows: Each skill is self-contained with README, skill instructions, and review checklists for clarity and reusability.

Maintenance & Community

Contributions are welcomed; refer to the CONTRIBUTING.md file for guidelines. Specific community channels or contributor details are not listed in the README.

Licensing & Compatibility

The project is licensed under the MIT License, which permits commercial use and modification.

Limitations & Caveats

The kit focuses specifically on common SaaS boilerplate features and is currently demonstrated with a Next.js starter template. As an AI-driven workflow, the effectiveness and quality of generated code depend on the underlying AI model and user interaction.