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How Varel turns Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and Copilot into higher-quality SaaS shipping partners.

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AGENTS.md is the canonical instruction file for coding agents and the source of truth for the critical change checklist.

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The checklist forces agents to consider SEO, Polar billing, marketing/product sync, data boundaries, auth, env, email, analytics, accessibility, docs, and deployability on every task.

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Tool-specific files stay thin and point back to the shared source of truth so Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, and Copilot all follow the same expectations.

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The repo skill captures common feature, billing, email, data, marketing, and agent-guidance workflows for repeatable coding-agent runs.

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pnpm varel doctor gives agents and beginners a dev/prod setup report, plus preview when selected, before they touch third-party dashboards or APIs.

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pnpm varel setup plan shows the provider-native environment split for Clerk, Convex, Polar, Sanity, Resend, PostHog, and Vercel.

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Hyperdrive turns a PRD into an inferred Product Design Spec with user journeys, stories, route/screen/state maps, UX rules, and multiple-choice confirmations before broad dashboard implementation.

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Sanity CMS support ships with hosted Studio source files, blog routes, schema, draft mode, visual editing hooks, and Hyperdrive-guided handoff to Sanity MCP/CLI.

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pnpm polar:doctor checks the official Polar checkout, benefit, customer portal, and GitHub repository access handoff.

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pnpm cal:doctor verifies the internal Cal.com consulting booking handoff and keeps the Polar payment split explicit.

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pnpm agent:preflight turns the checklist into executable checks for env sync, metadata, proxy coverage, billing consistency, and Convex adapter honesty.

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pnpm agent:mcp exposes Varel repo truth through a local MCP entrypoint for agent clients.

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The guidance layer is part of the product surface: it helps first-time builders avoid footguns and helps seasoned engineers move faster without lowering the engineering bar.