Rule Infrastructure For AI Teams
Ship one domain that sells the system, proves the workflow, and captures demand.
`0toprod.dev` gives you the full surface: a sharp landing page, a free converter, a product catalog, a blog for SEO, and free lead magnets that compound into pipeline.
What this site does
01Attract
Use blog posts and free utilities to pull in intent around prompts, rules, and AI operations.
02Demonstrate
Let the converter show the method before anyone has to book time or read a long proposal.
03Package
Turn your knowledge into productized packs instead of selling every engagement from scratch.
Value prop
A tighter product architecture than a generic agency site.
Instead of one brochure page, the site is split into clear entry points for education, utility, and conversion.
Convert chaos into operating rules
Take half-structured prompt notes, support macros, or style guides and turn them into reusable instructions your agents can actually follow.
Ship packs instead of one-off prompts
Each product is a repeatable rule layer for a use case: support, content, sales qualification, or operator workflows.
Own the distribution channel
Landing page, converter, products, blog, and freebies live under one domain so your SEO and lead capture compound over time.
Products
Start with a compact catalog, then expand by use case.
Each pack is framed like a reusable operating layer rather than a vague consulting outcome.
Engineering$19
Next.js + Tailwind v4 + Supabase AI Rules Pack
A production rules pack for Next.js 15+, Tailwind v4, and Supabase SSR across Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex.
Security$39
ShipSafe
A pre-deploy security and production-readiness scanner for AI-built apps, with a free lite repo and a deeper paid review layer.
Content$89
Brand Voice Pack
A reusable voice system for marketing teams that need consistent outputs across channels and contributors.
Free lead magnets
Give away assets that prove taste and create follow-up.
The free section is a working demand layer, not an afterthought. Keep the entry point practical and immediately usable.
Download
Starter Rules Library
A short rule bank you can adapt for support, content, and internal operators without starting from a blank page.
Open assetChecklist
Mini Rule Scanner
A fast audit worksheet to spot ambiguity, missing fallbacks, and contradictions in existing prompt instructions.
Open assetTemplate
Launch Review Template
A one-page pre-launch review for checking scope, tone, failure handling, and escalation before going live.
Open assetRoute map
Home feeds the other four routes.
`/` explains the offer. `/convert` demonstrates the method. `/products` packages the outputs. `/blog` creates durable discovery. `/free` captures early-interest visitors.
Explore free assetsBlog
Publish SEO pages that teach the framework instead of repeating generic AI advice.
These article stubs already live inside the same site so your content engine has a home from day one.
Security
The Hidden Cost of "Vibe Coding": Is Your AI-Generated App Actually Safe to Deploy?
AI can get your app to working fast. It does not reliably get your auth, secrets, RLS, and production safety right. ShipSafe is the review step between 'it works' and 'it is safe to deploy'.
Read articleStrategy
The Architecture of the Digital Creator Economy: Strategic Monetization, Platform Mechanics, and Omnichannel Conversion Strategies
The creator economy is no longer a loose collection of side hustles. It is a structured micro-commerce system built on zero marginal cost, platform abstraction, and engineered conversion paths.
Read articleEngineering
How to structure .cursorrules for large React projects
Engineering maintainable rule sets that scale across large front-end codebases without degrading context quality or team clarity.
Read articleBest Practices
Best practices for CLAUDE.md: Governance in the age of Claude 3.5
A maintainable `CLAUDE.md` behaves less like onboarding copy and more like an executable governance layer for real engineering work.
Read articleComparison
Comparing Windsurf and Cursor rules: Which protocol wins?
The interesting differences are not branding or UI. They are how each system wants structure, context layering, and default behavior to be expressed.
Read articleEngineering
Automating .cursorrules generation with local LLMs
A local model can draft rule scaffolds surprisingly well if you constrain the input, force structure, and review for duplication before shipping.
Read articleRoadmap
The future of 0toprod.dev: v2 and the Rules-as-Code manifest
The next iteration is less about more templates and more about a common manifest layer that can target multiple agent ecosystems cleanly.
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