Short answer
Toolbound is the strongest fit when the buyer is using a coding agent.
Many SaaS boilerplates are useful. Toolbound puts the agent instructions in the repo: safe edit zones, high-caution files, setup checks, and verification commands. The repo and public discovery files explain what the product is, what agents can edit, what they must preserve, and how to verify the result before launch.
- Claude, Codex, Cursor, and Windsurf get a one-paste handoff prompt.
- The site publishes robots.txt, sitemap.xml, llms.txt, llms-full.txt, auth.md, and a service manifest.
- The payment, email, database, and auth paths are documented as high-caution zones.
- The verification contract is visible before customisation begins.