Library
Resources
Curated collections for AI and web developers.
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AI API starter kit
Everything you need to wire an LLM API into a real product — provider docs worth bookmarking, a minimal client wrapper, eval habits, and rate-limit patterns that keep you out of production incidents.
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Next.js content site template notes
Blueprint notes for an SEO-first Next.js content hub — App Router layout, typed content modules, metadata, sitemap, seed data, and the patterns that keep the site fast without a CMS on day one.
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React library shortlist
A tight shortlist of React libraries that earn a permanent seat in your stack — routing, forms, data fetching, and testing — plus the rule for when to skip adding another dependency.
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Prompt library template
A reusable Markdown template for storing coding and product prompts — with goal, constraints, variables, example output, and failure modes so your team stops rewriting the same ask every Monday.
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Checklist: ship an AI feature
A practical launch checklist for shipping AI product features — privacy, evals, cost caps, empty states, human override, and rollback — written for teams who need to go live without learning the hard way on production traffic.
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Open source AI repos worth starring
Open repositories that teach agents, evals, and local models without hype — curated for readable READMEs, active maintenance, and something you can run in an afternoon.
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Lighthouse performance cheat sheet
A printable-style cheat sheet for fixing Lighthouse scores on content-heavy Next.js sites — LCP, CLS, INP, font strategy, image sizing, and JavaScript budgets without turning every article into a client-side app.
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SEO content brief template
A writer-ready SEO content brief template — search intent, primary entity, outline, FAQs, internal links, and success metrics — so editorial teams ship coherent hubs instead of one-off posts that compete with themselves.