Ship on your own cloud, with discipline.
How to run a Vercel-style workflow on your own Cloudflare and Supabase accounts, why platform standards belong in code, and what changes when coding agents write most of it.
Moving off Vercel
Running a Vercel-style workflow on your own Cloudflare and Supabase accounts.
Build your own Vercel on your own cloud: what it takes
Vercel is several systems behind one git push. Most of them already exist as products you can own; the work is the glue between them, and keeping that glue the same in every repository.
Hit a Vercel limit? Build time, Hobby pauses and function timeouts explained
What each of Vercel's common limits means, how to work within it, and when it is a sign that your app wants to run on an account you own.
Vercel alternatives in 2026: why teams move to Cloudflare and Supabase
The main kinds of Vercel alternative, why Cloudflare Workers with Supabase is the closest to what Vercel does, how the bills compare line by line, and what you give up.
Vercel to Cloudflare migration: a step-by-step guide for 2026
A practical Vercel to Cloudflare migration guide: Workers or Pages, what to check first, the changes Workers need, Supabase for Postgres, moving your domain, and cutting over without downtime.
Platform discipline
Standards a platform checks on every change, not ones it writes down and hopes for.
How platform discipline proves code quality, and keeps it
Most teams can describe their quality bar. Fewer can show, for any change, the evidence that it was met. Platform discipline turns quality from a claim into a record, and stops it eroding as the codebase ages.
What is platform discipline? The standards your platform keeps
Platform discipline closes the gap between the standards a team writes down and the ones its platform actually checks. Here is what it looks like in practice, why platforms drift without it, and what that drift costs.
Agentic development
Coding agents that work inside your platform's rules, with its full context.
Give every coding agent your full platform context with MCP
A coding agent that only sees one repository guesses about everything else. Connected to Orunbase over MCP, it reads the same catalog, runs, logs, tasks and playbooks as your team, with its own credential and under your access rules.
Why agentic development needs platform discipline
Coding agents make writing code cheap and reviewing it the bottleneck. Standards that are written down and checked, plus the platform's full context in every session, let a team keep the speed without the drift.