The Agentic Coding Kit
Senior-engineer guardrails for AI coding agents
Developer Tools·AI & Machine Learning·Productivity
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The Agentic Coding Kit packages a senior engineer's AI coding setup into 34 ready-to-use files you drop into any repo. Instead of re-prompting from scratch every session, you install a CLAUDE.md that actually controls agent behavior: tone, boundaries, workflow rules, and definition of done. Scoped permission allow/deny lists keep agents away from secrets, production configs, and destructive git operations. Git hooks catch broken agent commits before they land, running lint, typecheck, and tests automatically. Subagent playbooks show when and how to delegate work to parallel agents without losing coherence, and review checklists give you a fast, repeatable pass for AI-generated code. Built for developers using Claude Code, Cursor, and similar coding agents who want agent speed without giving up control of their repository. One-time purchase, instant download, lifetime updates.
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What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
If you reach out to a content creator and their email is at sunsetagency.com or something — any agency sounding, you're too late. Those agencies exist to eliminate the alpha that you are trying to create. If they have a Gmail in their bio and they have 5-10K followers, good engagement, that's a really nice sweet spot.
Hire content creators, not influencers — Gmail in the bio beats agency.com
Zack's tactical screen for creators: look at the bio email. Agency emails mean the creator's pricing and earnings are already optimized against you. Gmail addresses on 5-10K-follower accounts with strong engagement are undermonetized, high-output, and willing to actually create — the real growth alpha.
Try sending Taboola traffic straight to the App Store — you'll see a 90% drop-off before anyone taps install. These channels require a landing page. Not because web2app is better, but because the user expects to land on a page, not get redirected to a store.
Taboola, Outbrain, and Reddit can't work sending users straight to the App Store — web landing page is mandatory
Petit tested traffic from native advertising networks (Taboola, Outbrain) and Reddit ads going directly to App Store product pages — conversion collapsed. Users from these placements have content-browsing intent, not shopping intent; the App Store redirect breaks their expectations. A matching landing page serves as the expectation bridge, and only once intent is established does the app install conversion hold.
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