Production architecture
A static-first Astro foundation with clear file structure, deployment configuration and version control you own.
Brief & Ship gives your coding agent a prepared Astro repository, a coherent visual system and explicit standards for the work that matters after the first draft.
A static-first Astro foundation with clear file structure, deployment configuration and version control you own.
Tokens, typography, layout rules, responsive behavior and reusable components that keep generated work coherent.
AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, skills and workflows that turn quality standards into repository context.
Conventions and automated validation for accessibility, SEO, performance, links, content and deployment.
Practical guidance for GitHub, Cloudflare, analytics, domains and the work required before a real release.
Installation instructions and an example project to help you configure and adapt your own website.
Installation requires Node.js 24.20.0, npm 11.19.0, a terminal, and a coding workflow. You receive a TGZ source archive. Hosting, domains, and coding-agent subscriptions are separate.
Brief & Ship is for people comfortable working in a repository with a file-aware coding agent. You control the code, domain, hosting and provider accounts.
Choose Brief & Ship if you want an owned Astro codebase and a controlled production workflow.
Choose Brief & Ship if your agent should follow written design, SEO, accessibility and QA rules.
Choose another product if you need a hosted visual editor, managed CMS or drag-and-drop publishing.
Choose a custom service if you want someone else to define the strategy, write the site and operate it for you.
Review the Launch Edition and complete your payment on Stripe.
Once Stripe confirms payment, we email the download link to the address you entered at checkout.
Open the link in your email and save the starter to your computer.
Your agent works inside your repository. You keep the source and deploy through your own providers.
Start with the Astro starter, then adapt the source in your own repository.