Agentic Product Starter

Agentic Product Starter · iOS · Android · web · back office · backend

The agentic product foundation.

Mobile, web, back office and backend, with the whole agentic SDLC in one place: AI agent skills from idea to retro, quality gates, security scanning, observability, accessibility and DORA metrics.

View on GitHub How it works

Built by human experience and AI together: Claude working alongside 18+ years of engineering leadership. Skip the setup, save time and tokens, and put your energy into creating value with the product you are actually building.

From an idea on a napkin, to spec and tickets, to web and mobile apps, to Dev, SYST and Prod, with the agentic SDLC underneath: Shape, Refine, Specify, Plan, Build, Review, Fix and Learn.

What's inside

iOS and Android apps

SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose with the same sign up, sign in, profile, navigation, feature flags and push setup.

Web app

React and TypeScript with the same account flow as the mobile apps.

Back office

For support and admins: find, edit, disable and delete customers, and switch features on or off.

.NET backend

Accounts, profiles, admin and feature flag APIs, with Dev, SYST and Prod environments.

Design system

One colour palette and set of tokens, generated for every app and ready for Figma.

Agent skills

Shared skills for the whole lifecycle, plus platform skills for each app.

Built for

What is ready today, and what you add on top for your business model.

Consumer products (B2C)

Ready today: sign up and sign in, profiles, iOS, Android and web apps, a back office for support, feature flags and Dev, SYST and Prod.

You add: your product's features, and payments if you need them.

Business products (B2B)

Ready today: accounts, an admin back office, security scanning and quality gates.

You add: organisations and teams, invites, roles and permissions, single sign-on (for example Entra ID), separate data per company and billing.

Partner platforms (B2B2C)

Ready today: the same foundation as B2B.

You add: everything for B2B, plus a partner layer: each partner's own branding, customers and data.

Good fits: mobile-first apps, SaaS web apps, customer portals with an admin back office, and internal tools. Not included yet: payments, organisations, single sign-on and multi-tenancy.

How it works

  1. Shape the idea and settle the open questions.
  2. Refine the language and record decisions.
  3. Specify the feature as an issue.
  4. Plan it as small tickets an agent can pick up.
  5. Build each ticket test-first, on any platform.
  6. Review the pull request; all checks must pass.
  7. Learn with a retro and improve the setup.

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