Start0

bun create start0 my-app

It signs you in, checks your Support Pack, downloads the latest release, and runs the init script: your app's name everywhere and a fresh .env with a generated auth secret.

cd my-app
bun install
# fill DATABASE_URL and ADMIN_CREDENTIALS in .env
bun prisma:migrate
bun seed
bun dev

Updating is not a merge. One command builds the diff of Start0 against itself — from the version you started on to the latest — and prints a prompt for your coding agent:

bunx 1gr14 update

The agent applies what is relevant, adapts renamed pieces, and skips what you removed on purpose. Changelog entries with migration notes — and the version-marker bump — ride inside the diff. While your subscription is active, every new release is yours to pull.

AGENTS.md is the operating manual: where things go, what to read before a task, how to verify. Conventions live in docs/ and in JSDoc next to the code, linked with @related so an agent follows the graph instead of guessing. Point0 also ships a docs MCP server, so the agent reads the framework docs right in your editor.

The structure does half the work: src/modules for reusable machinery, src/features for product code, src/lib for small building blocks. A new feature starts as a copy of a sibling — for you and for the agent.

A Guide0 is one unit of content: a plain-language explanation — what it is, why it exists, and how to use it — plus proven, working code that embeds cleanly into your app, even a heavily customized one. The same guide works for you and for your coding agent. Not a generator — the guides follow the base structure, so they fit.

The guides will let you swap what the base decided for you and add what it does not carry: replace Stripe with DodoPayments, Lemon Squeezy, or another provider; deploy somewhere other than Railway — a managed platform or your own bare server; and plug in new capabilities, up to whole features.

The Support Pack is one subscription that funds the open-source work and gives rewards back: Start0 with updates, plus everything else listed on the pack page. Subscribe, then press Get Code — it offers three ways in: the bun create start0 CLI, a ZIP of the latest release, or an invite to the private GitHub repo.

Start0 is source-available under the license in the Terms of Service: use the code to build your own products, commercial ones included. What you build is yours and stays yours after the subscription ends — what ends is access to the repo and future updates. You may not resell or redistribute the boilerplate itself, or turn it into a competing starter. The code ships as is, without warranties, and a short LICENSE.md travels in every copy.