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What phatstacks is, how signing in works, and the words it uses.
Getting started
What phatstacks is
The tools a builder ships with, as a page you can share and a command your coding agent can run.
A stack is a named bundle of tools: the framework, database, hosting and auth, plus the agent tooling, like skills and MCP servers. Each tool has a one-line note on why it's there.
Anyone can read a stack and use it without an account. Creating, saving and forking ask you to sign in.
Signing in
Sign in with GitHub or X. The first time makes your account and a handle, which is your profile's address, like /@colin. You can change it in Settings.
Using a stack
Coming soon.
One command will set up a project from any stack, writing AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md and Cursor rules, then listing the install commands to run.
$ npx phatstacks use @colin/saas-starterIt isn't published yet.
Reference
Words
| Word | What it means |
|---|---|
| stack | A named, forkable bundle of tools, at /@handle/slug |
| tool | One catalog entry: a product, library, skill or rules file |
| integration | What connects an agent to a tool: its MCP server, skill, rules file, CLI or plugin |
| use | Set up a project from a stack |
| fork | Copy a stack to your account to change it; the original is credited |
| publish | Make your changes live |