Everything Aiprosol runs on.

Server components by default — only opting client where we need state.

Deploys go through `vercel deploy --prod`. ~50s build, ~3s cold start.

Custom tokens in globals.css. No CSS-in-JS.

Strict mode on. No `any`s in shipped code.

Pre-revenue minimum tier. Will scale when traffic justifies.

Wired but not yet live. Going on this week.

DKIM verified on aiprosol.com. ~$0.001 per send.

Keys still empty — the first $17 product ships when those land.

Sonnet for content, Opus for strategy calls, Haiku for cheap router decisions.

Sub-second responses — what makes Arora feel live, not deferred.

Self-hosted. The orchestration layer that makes "AI-led C-suite" a real org chart, not a slide deck.

Where we test something before promoting it into n8n.

Shared knowledge base. Nothing lives only in my head.

Most channels are agent-to-human or agent-to-agent, not human-to-human.

Signature configured per /Users/user/Airprosol/build/founder-assets/email-signature.html

Self-serve customers never see Calendly. Enterprise only.

Free tier covers our volume so far.

Three Reel briefs queued in /Users/user/Airprosol/build/REEL-0{1,2,3}-*.md — waiting on browser device-login to render.

Stability ~38, Similarity ~70, Style ~10. v3 multilingual.

Templates documented at /build/CAROUSEL-01-org-chart.md and /build/SINGLE-POST-01-95k-stockout.md

Free. The captions are 60–85% of mobile-feed retention.

GitHub Copilot disabled by default — Arora and Claude do the long-form code via terminal sessions.

Tmux for long-running tasks (Higgsfield renders, Vercel deploys).

Vercel's nameservers point through Cloudflare for the apex.

Every API key Aiprosol uses lives here. Nothing in plain-text .env beyond the bare minimum.