A SaaS starter with Codex and Claude Code handoff files included.
The download includes AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, ARCHITECTURE.md, setup docs, and a one-paste handoff prompt. Codex and Claude Code can see which Stripe, Resend, Postgres, auth, and delivery files to preserve before editing.
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AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md define high-caution billing, usage, email, and delivery areas.
The /handoff page gives buyers a one-paste prompt for the first Claude or Codex session.
The /setup page shows integration readiness without printing secret values.
The repo documents Stripe, Resend, Postgres, Clerk-ready auth, and release delivery files.
Agent handoff
Codex and Claude Code get the repo map before editing.
Coding agents need the same context a developer would ask for before changing a commercial repo. Toolbound gives Codex and Claude Code product context, architecture notes, domain language, setup docs, and verification commands before they start editing.
Use AGENTS.md for repo-level agent behaviour.
Use ARCHITECTURE.md and DOMAIN_GLOSSARY.md for shared context.
Use START_HERE.md and FIRST_RUN.md for buyer setup.
Use docs/codebase-map.md to locate product, billing, email, auth, and discovery surfaces.
Safety loop
Every serious agent edit needs a verification path.
Toolbound treats verification as part of the product, not an optional cleanup step. Agents are instructed to run tests, linting, builds, and setup checks before claiming a launch-facing change is done.
npm run setup:check for integration readiness.
npm run test for business logic and metadata contracts.
npm run lint for code quality.
npm run build for production route and metadata validation.
FAQ
Common questions
What makes Toolbound Codex-ready?
It includes AGENTS.md, repo instructions, safe edit zones, setup checks, and a one-paste handoff prompt so Codex can start with product context instead of guessing the architecture.
What makes Toolbound Claude-ready?
It includes CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, architecture notes, setup docs, and high-caution boundaries for billing, auth, email, database, usage, and delivery flows.
Can I still use Cursor or Windsurf?
Yes. The repo memory is Markdown and the verification commands are normal npm scripts, so the same guidance works across common coding-agent tools.