The model. Best-in-class reasoning, coding, and long-document work. Available via API and Claude Code for builders.
The AI App Starter Pack
Ship a production AI feature this week — without standing up your own infra.
Building an AI feature in 2026 is mostly about wiring great primitives together. You don't need a year of infra work — you need a model, a vector store, a backend, and a frontend that doesn't suck. This is what we'd reach for.
The IDE. Cursor + Claude is the fastest dev loop on earth right now. Indispensable for shipping AI features.
The frontend cloud. Native AI SDK, edge functions, and preview deploys — the obvious deploy target.
The backend. Postgres + auth + storage + vector — one platform replaces five.
The vector DB. When your RAG actually goes to prod and you need latency SLAs, Pinecone is the safe pick.
The transactional email. React Email components + a clean API — your AI app's notifications and magic links.
The auth. Drop-in user management with the best out-of-the-box UI in the auth space.
The UI generator. Pair this with Cursor and you have a frontend in an afternoon.
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