An 80-page guide for founders who use AI to write code — covering what actually breaks in production and how to avoid it, with real patterns from shipping a live SaaS.
A lot of founders are building with AI and shipping fast — until something breaks in production and they have no idea why. Most guides on AI coding are either surface-level hype or too academic. This one is based on real experience shipping a live product and covers the concrete setup, patterns, and mistakes that actually matter. The bet: founders pay €39 for something that saves them their next 10-hour debugging session.
Mapped out the chapter structure. Starts with the configuration step most people skip (how to set Claude up so it actually understands your codebase), then walks through database design, user authentication, deployment, and closes with the mistakes that cause the most production incidents. Writing starts after the Chrome extension ships.
Decided to write this after noticing how many founders ship with Claude but end up with fragile, hard-to-maintain code. There is plenty of 'how to vibe code' content out there — nothing honest and production-focused. This fills that gap. Around 80 pages, €39, sold on Gumroad.
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