01 · Pick a tool
What we support
The Flatpay Lab project ships first-class bootstrap prompts for the four AI coding tools below. Each prompt knows the tool’s rules-file convention, scaffolds the install, wires the Tailwind preset, and teaches the model how to compose canonical components, read tokens, and decide when to extend or contribute upstream.
Anthropic's terminal CLI
Claude Code
Pair-programs in your shell, edits files in place, and runs commands behind a permission model. Reads project rules from a CLAUDE.md at the repo root and respects whatever your local toolchain expects.
OpenAI's coding agent
Codex
Available as the open-source Codex CLI in your terminal and as the cloud agent in ChatGPT. Reads project rules from an AGENTS.md at the repo root; works against the same files in either surface.
AI-native code editor
Cursor
A fork of VS Code with first-class agent + composer surfaces. Reads project rules from .cursor/rules/*.mdc files; the bootstrap prompt below drops cleanly into the agent on a fresh project.
Browser-based prototyping
Lovable
Generates a Vite + React + Tailwind v3 app from a single prompt and iterates on it inline. The bootstrap prompt below scaffolds the project with @flatpay-dk/ui already wired in.
02 · How the prompts work
One template, three sections
Every per-tool page packages the same three-section template, tuned for that tool’s stack and rules-file convention:
== Setup ==- Install commands, the canonical
tailwind.configshape, the right preset import for the tool’s stack (Tailwind v4 for Cursor + Codex + Claude Code, v3 for Lovable), and the font wiring. == System rules ==- The reach-for cheat sheet, the token vocabulary, and the compose / extend / author-new playbook — everything the model needs to keep its output Flatpay-native instead of drifting to shadcn defaults.
== Project ==- A blank slot you fill in with what to build. Every page ships an example shape so you have something concrete to copy.
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Per-tool bootstrap prompts
The four pages below carry the actual paste-ready prompts. Pick the one that matches your tool, copy the template, replace the == Project == slot, and send.