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@hamza-ali-shahjahan hamza-ali-shahjahan released this 13 Jun 18:30

⚡️ The 100× faster start

Three releases, one mission: collapse the distance between "saw the repo" and "a product running on your screen." Everything below is on main, public, and checkable.

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hamza-ali-shahjahan/hamzaish/main/install.sh | sh

✨ Highlights

  • 🪄 One command from a bare machine. curl … | sh installs Bun (if missing), clones Hamzaish, and runs setup — then prints your first command. (Read it first; it's short and commented.)
  • 🟢 Local-first scaffold — zero accounts to start. /builder-mode <idea> now scaffolds a product that runs in ~60 seconds with zero env, zero signups (dev-auth stub, integrations off). Build first; the app boots before you create a single account.
  • 🚀 /go-live — accounts, but guided. When you're ready to ship, /go-live <slug> walks the production stack service-by-service: deep-links each signup, validates each key's format, writes .env.local, and tracks a resumable ledger so you can stop and pick up later — then hands off to /security-check/ship.

Put together: curl … | sh/builder-mode <idea> → building locally in a minute → /go-live when you want the stack → /ship. The path that used to be a dozen friction-filled steps is now a handful of commands.

📦 What's changed

  • install.sh (new) — POSIX-sh bootstrap, idempotent, safe to re-run.
  • Starter is local-first by default: env vars optional, a Supabase dev-stub, LOCAL_MODE flag; SETUP.md is now the go-live checklist, not a prerequisite.
  • /go-live command + skill; the chain /builder-mode/go-live/security-check/ship/web-launch is complete.
  • Inventory: 29 skills & commands (17 skills + 12 commands), counts computed from the filesystem.

🚀 Get started

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hamza-ali-shahjahan/hamzaish/main/install.sh | sh
# then, in Claude Code:
/builder-mode a tip calculator for freelancers

License

AGPL-3.0 — free to use, study, fork, and self-host. A commercial license is available for closed-source use.