IAPro-Community skill-saas-factory
Default SaaS Base
When the user asks to create or modernize a SaaS and gives no narrower scope, treat the baseline product as:
- Public landing page.
- Registration/sign-up.
- Login/sign-in.
- Password recovery or magic-link flow when the auth provider supports it.
- Onboarding/profile setup.
- Authenticated app dashboard.
- Billing/plan surface when a payment provider is present.
- Admin dashboard for operators.
- Security, analytics, and verification gates.
Do not build a marketing-only landing page when the user asked for a SaaS. The first usable app path must exist or be explicitly scoped out.
Workflow
- Discover the stack: package scripts, routes, auth provider, database schema/migrations, serverless/API boundaries, payment provider, env requirements, admin layout, and existing tests.
- Classify the requested SaaS surface: public, auth, onboarding, app dashboard, admin, billing, analytics, security, or integrations.
- Route to focused skills only when they add useful detail. Keep this file as the orchestration layer.
- Preserve local patterns before adding architecture. Reuse existing clients, route groups, components, validation, migrations, and deployment conventions.
- Implement the smallest coherent SaaS slice: database contract, backend enforcement, UI projection, audit trail, and verification.
- Validate with the lightest meaningful gate available: typecheck, build, lint, focused tests, webhook simulation, security scan, or migration dry run.
Public And Auth Surface
For new SaaS work, expect these screens unless the project already has equivalents:
- Landing: clear product promise, primary CTA to sign up, secondary CTA to sign in, social proof/pricing/FAQ only when useful.
- Sign up: email/password, OAuth, or magic link according to the existing auth provider; validate errors and duplicate-account states.
- Login: email/password/OAuth/magic link, forgot-password link, session persistence, clear auth errors.
- Password recovery: request reset, reset form, expired/invalid token state when supported.
- Onboarding: minimum profile/workspace setup, plan/trial state, first meaningful action, skip/complete status when appropriate.
- App dashboard: authenticated home with product-specific empty state, key metrics/actions, account/billing entry points.
- Admin dashboard: operator-only surface for users, tenants/workspaces, plans, payments, logs, support, settings.
Security rule: every protected screen needs a server/session/data access check. Hidden buttons or hidden routes are not access control.
Surface-To-Skill Routing
- Landing, public pages, responsive UX, overflow, accessibility:
skill-frontend-ux-guardrails. - Modern app UI, component behavior, polished SaaS/admin patterns:
skill-modern-ui-patterns. - Open-design/tokens/visual QA/component library:
skill-open-design-ui. - Authenticated dashboard/admin/sidebar/metrics/users/plans/logs:
skill-saas-admin-dashboard. - Plan limits, trials, feature gates, onboarding completion, blocked states:
skill-saas-core-limits. - Product events, sign-up funnel, activation, conversion, billing analytics:
skill-unified-analytics. - Multiagent execution for full SaaS builds:
skill-multiagent-orchestration.
Routing
Open only the extra skill needed by the current task:
- Landing, login, registration, onboarding, responsive/product UX:
skill-frontend-ux-guardrails. - Modern SaaS UI composition and component states:
skill-modern-ui-patterns. - Visual design/tokens/component library workflow:
skill-open-design-ui. - Brazilian PIX/card checkout or AbacatePay billing:
skill-abacatepay-integration. - Stripe Checkout, Billing, subscriptions, or customer portal:
skill-stripe-integration - Admin/sidebar/dashboard/metrics/users/plans/logs UI:
skill-saas-admin-dashboard. - Limits, quotas, entitlements, feature flags, trials, grace periods:
skill-saas-core-limits. - Supabase RLS, tenant policies, storage policies:
skill-supabase-rls. - Sign-up activation, conversion events, product analytics, dashboard KPIs:
skill-unified-analytics. - Local defensive repository security scan:
skill-saas-security-scan. - DAST/recon against an owned staging URL:
skill-saas-dast-recon. - Git/CI safety gates:
skill-security-hooks. - Full SaaS work split across frontend/backend/security/tests:
skill-multiagent-orchestration.
Engineering Contract
- Keep privileged work server-side. Never expose service-role keys, payment secrets, webhook secrets, provider API keys, or admin tokens to browser code.
- Treat billing and entitlement state as backend/database truth. UI state is a projection and checkout redirects are advisory.
- Use explicit database selects, tenant/user filters, RLS policies, indexes, idempotency keys, and event ledgers for async flows.
- Add audit logs for manual admin actions, payment/entitlement transitions, security-sensitive changes, and automatic limit enforcement.
- Validate request bodies and query params at the API boundary. Return structured errors without secrets or stack traces.
- Prefer migrations and tests that prove access control, webhook idempotency, and dashboard query shape.
- Treat auth flows as product-critical: handle loading, expired session, unauthorized, email confirmation, duplicate account, and recovery states.
- Keep public landing analytics privacy-aware; do not collect sensitive form values or payment/auth secrets in event payloads.
Minimum Acceptance Criteria
A new SaaS base is not complete until these are either implemented or explicitly out of scope:
- Landing page has working CTA routes to registration/login.
- Sign-up creates or requests an account using the project auth provider.
- Login establishes a session and redirects to the app dashboard.
- Protected dashboard rejects unauthenticated users.
- Onboarding captures the minimum data needed for the product or marks itself unnecessary.
- Admin routes are role-gated server-side.
- Billing UI only appears when provider/config/state exists.
- Empty, loading, error, unauthorized, and mobile states are handled.
- Typecheck/build/lint or the closest available validation command passes.
Local References
Read only what the task needs:
references/project-patterns.md: local JobTask, example-saas, and example-product conventions.references/architecture.md: SaaS module, database, frontend, and backend checklist.references/payments.md: provider selection, webhook, payment table, and entitlement checklist.references/security-infra.md: secrets, Supabase, API, and verification checklist.