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Ship notes worth reading.

The brief

Build a developer changelog tool for small engineering teams — structured public release notes, embeddable widget, public API. The brief: make a changelog that looks maintained without being a maintenance burden.

Intake result: Mapped to Pro + SaaS Product pack on intake. Multi-page scope (landing, pricing, docs), public API surface, and technical buyer audience all pointed to the full SaaS team configuration.

Key agents

Who ran, and what they produced.

@architectDesign the data model and route structure

3-table schema (projects, entries, subscribers), API route map at /api/v1/entries, static generation with ISR + on-demand revalidation recommendation.

@senior-developerBuild landing page, pricing section, and docs index in Next.js

3 production-grade components: hero with CTA, 3-tier pricing table with monthly/annual toggle, docs index with category grouping and search input.

@product-designerDefine information hierarchy for the pricing page

Content priority brief: lead with free tier, surface API access callout on Pro, keep enterprise row visually subordinate until hovered.

@content-writerWrite landing page copy — headline, subhead, 3 feature callouts

"Ship faster. Document always." + subhead + 3 feature blurbs (auto-capture from commits, embeddable widget, public API).

@qa-engineerWrite tests: pricing toggle, RSS format, docs search filtering

11 unit tests (Jest) + 2 Playwright E2E flows covering toggle state persistence and empty-state handling.

@workspace-updaterReview docs for stale references post-build

No stale refs. One BACKLOG entry added for future email digest feature.

Build time

2 sessions · ~3.5 hours

From first message to deployable output.

Hardest decision

@architect resolving static generation vs real-time updates. The product needed to feel live without runtime costs at low volume. Resolved with ISR: static by default, on-demand revalidation on publish.

What this proves

The SaaS Product pack handles non-trivial backend shape — versioned entries, public API, RSS — and produces deployable frontend infrastructure without the founder specifying every route. Answers the objection: "AI-generated code isn't production-ready."

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