The TypeScript + MongoDB combination for AI coding is a smart architectural choice. I've found that schema-less databases reduce the class of errors agents struggle with most - the migration/schema drift issues that require understanding of state over time.
Question: How are you handling the built-in auth when users want to extend it? For example, adding OAuth providers that aren't pre-configured, or custom claims/roles logic. Is this something the framework supports as extension points, or would users need to fork/modify core auth code?
The Claude Agent SDK integration is interesting - have you found specific prompting patterns that work better for TypeScript generation vs other languages? Curious if the type system actually helps agents self-correct as expected.
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Question: How are you handling the built-in auth when users want to extend it? For example, adding OAuth providers that aren't pre-configured, or custom claims/roles logic. Is this something the framework supports as extension points, or would users need to fork/modify core auth code?
The Claude Agent SDK integration is interesting - have you found specific prompting patterns that work better for TypeScript generation vs other languages? Curious if the type system actually helps agents self-correct as expected.