If you're an agency or solo dev shipping more than one SaaS a year, you're rewiring the same email, digest, and social plumbing every time. RunAIC Stack is the three commands that replace that rewiring.
# inside a fresh SaaS repo $ npm i -g @runaic/cli $ runaic connect-email ✓ Resend sender verified ✓ src/lib/email.ts written $ runaic setup-digest ✓ Stripe + Postgres + Amplitude mapped ✓ Slack digest cron created $ runaic create-social-draft ✓ X, LinkedIn, Threads drafts queued ✓ Approval required before publish
runaic connect-email
Pick Resend or Postmark, verify the sending domain (SPF/DKIM/DMARC), write a typed email client into the repo, and send a test.
runaic setup-digest
Connect Stripe, Postgres, and your analytics into one cron-ready morning summary. Posts to a Slack channel.
runaic create-social-draft
Turn a URL or product brief into platform-specific drafts (X, LinkedIn, Threads). Queue for approval before publish.
Your coding agent can wire Resend in 30 seconds. Sure. But it does it slightly differently every time. RunAIC Stack standardizes the shape — same client, same digest contract, same approval queue across every repo — so when you have ten products, they all look the same.
Everything written as code or config in your project. No dashboard to remember, no vendor lock-in.
Social and send actions create drafts and queues. Nothing touches the outside world without your nod.
Designed for teams launching multiple small SaaS or client automations every month.
Stack is the same CLI we use to deliver every RunAIC Launch and onboard every RunAIC Ops customer. We're hardening it on our own 11 products before public release.
Powers Launch and Ops delivery for our team across 11 products.
Open beta on npm under @runaic/cli. Request access to get the pre-release tarball.
connect-stripe, setup-analytics, launch-ad, deploy.
RunAIC Stack is free while the first three commands are shaped against real repositories. Usage credits come later only for paid third-party API calls — the CLI itself stays free.