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Clear filtersA private dependency needs a credential during the build, but it does not belong in source code. A deploy key connects the repository without exposing your personal SSH key.
Read the note ↗Sandboxes are good for experiments. Source-backed AI workspaces are for code that needs Git history, previews, logs, secrets, and deployment.
Read the note ↗A production starter does not need dozens of abstractions. It needs a clear process boundary, predictable configuration, and enough signals to operate safely.
Read the note ↗The best starter is usually the one that matches your team, data, and operating constraints—not the framework with the loudest launch week.
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