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The AI-native starter kit for shipping to every platform

Kit is an AI-native starter kit: one TypeScript codebase that ships to web, mobile, browser extension, and desktop. It exists to supercharge your dev workflow — yours and your coding agents'.

Most boilerplates optimize for the first git clone. Kit optimizes for the ten thousand agent edits after it. AI-native means four concrete things here:

  1. A stack AI already knows. Tailwind, shadcn/ui, Drizzle, Postgres, Vitest, pnpm, Stripe — the same tools Claude Code picks on its own when given a free choice. Agents have seen these patterns millions of times; they stop guessing and start shipping.
  2. Idiomatic implementations. Auth, organizations, billing, AI chat — each built the way its library's docs say to. Agents extend code that matches their training instead of fighting house exotica.
  3. Agent rules and surfaces built in. CLAUDE.md conventions, llms.txt, markdown content negotiation on every docs page, and a discoverable API catalog.
  4. Self-updating documentation. A scheduled OpenWiki workflow regenerates an agent wiki and AGENTS.md from the code, so the docs agents read never rot.

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Introduction

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