Production ready web apps with AI - Skills / Tools / Audits to achieve it
I built web apps (mostly some MicroSaaS or SaaS) / pages mostly with Codex or Claude Code. I have the same problem every time - I have a pretty cool MVP, the design looks good, but I'm missing the finish touch before deploying on prod. ex.
- The SSL certificate
- Terms of use / PRivacy policy
- Tested payments
- Tested user flow etc.
- Security check
- SEO check / improvements (sitemap etc.)
- The logo usually don't redirect to the main page :)
Those are the things top of my head, but probably there are a few more.
DO you know some skills / tools to verify it / improve it instantly?
(I don't want to spend the same time over and over on the verification of those)
The finish-touch checklist rings true for AI-built SaaS. One item I'd add under tested user flow: at signup, does the email domain have mail records, and does the phone parse for the country you expect. Format checks pass both; a server-side parse catches the ones that bounce later.
Repeating the verification is the cost, and the part worth saving is the pass condition next to each item, not the item. "Logo links home" is a line; "click the logo from /pricing, expect /" is something a person or an agent can run without working it out again. Does the skill you wrote keep a pass condition per item, or just the list?
After doing this across several apps, have you identified which checks actually catch launch-blocking problems versus the ones that just make the checklist longer?
Good stuff thanks!
I think, I will do a step back - I have wrote my checklist. I usually start with the SEO / Keyword research / domain research / domain / trademark etc. and then check and verify the stuff like security / ssl / GDPR / Cookies / Analytics etc.
I create a simple skill for all of that - happy to share if somebody need it.
Thanks for the inspiration!
The one that bit me was link previews. Shipped without og: tags, and every link I dropped on Reddit and Discord showed up as bare text on launch day. opengraph.xyz shows you in a second what it'll look like.
Beyond that, honestly just a checklist file in the repo. Tools won't catch the logo-not-linking-home stuff.