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SaaS Maker is the public directory for Fleet products and the reusable packages, skills, templates, and feedback layer that help them ship.
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Public product directory and focused Feedback service, private inbox, agent API, and React package.
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SaaS Maker owns the public product directory and a small set of reusable,
backend-free product packages. It also provides the focused Feedback service,
image upload, project keys, and private feedback inbox.
Site Health owns private project identity and portfolio operations. SaaS Maker
consumes only its checked-in, privacy-filtered public catalog and never reads
private Fleet state at runtime. Reusable public automation is canonical under
tooling/ and indexed at
sassmaker.com/tools.Read the full README ↗SaaS Maker owns the public product directory and a small set of reusable, backend-free product packages. It also provides the focused Feedback service, image upload, project keys, and private feedback inbox.
Site Health owns private project identity and portfolio operations. SaaS Maker
consumes only its checked-in, privacy-filtered public catalog and never reads
private Fleet state at runtime. Reusable public automation is canonical under
tooling/ and indexed at
sassmaker.com/tools.
@saas-maker/feedback — React feedback widget backed by the optional hosted
submission service.@saas-maker/ai-chat-footer — backend-free links for asking AI assistants
about a product.@saas-maker/portfolio-project-strip — accessible project-discovery footer
backed by the same safe catalog as sassmaker.com.api.sassmaker.com — Feedback and project-key API.app.sassmaker.com — authenticated Feedback inbox and subscription service.
Portfolio readiness lives in Site Health; the previous scoreboard route
retains export-only recovery for existing browser workspaces.Package and service documentation stays in docs/ and the
individual package READMEs.
pnpm install --frozen-lockfile
pnpm test
pnpm typecheck
pnpm check:shared-packages
pnpm build:widget
pnpm build:showcase
pnpm build:cockpit
MCP Connections keeps its own lockfile and workspace boundary at apps/mcp.
Install it separately with pnpm --dir apps/mcp install --frozen-lockfile, then
run pnpm check:mcp. Its guarded manual release command is pnpm deploy:mcp.
Production deployment and npm publication remain separate manual actions.
The 2026-09-07 hosted release receipt
records the 21-entry directory, desktop/phone navigation, shared-asset parity
and rollback reference.
See PROJECT_STATUS.md for durable product status and
GitHub Issues for work.
These are unresolved requirements retained at the owner’s request. They are not completed features. Work should follow a concrete need and fresh evidence.
Reconcile project ownership and retained history; any organization transfer requires a concrete migration review.
Original requirements and discussion: #91.
Retain the routing, receipt and validation requirements in #103. Its implementation is in progress in the local checkout; task reconciliation does not establish that those changes have been committed, pushed or validated at the remote head.