SpaceX is acquiring Cursor for $60 billion. The market is pricing coding infrastructure at multiples most teams don't apply to their own build decisions. Code footprints are a distinct category worth understanding before you default to starting from scratch.
Read →Tokenmaxxing collapsed in May 2026 when companies realized 861% code churn wasn't productivity. Martin Fowler's VibeSec Reckoning followed. The pattern is the vibe-coding paradox: optimize the speed metric, miss the outcome.
Read →Alex Albert at Anthropic says working with Claude feels like managing a team, not using a tool. Ethan Mollick's research says AI skill is people management skill. The implication for B2B SaaS builders: if your codebase has no architectural context, the team has nothing to work from.
Read →Tokenmaxxing promised AI productivity. Code churn went up 861%, and Fortune declared it dead by May 2026. The pattern — fast output with no architectural grounding — is the same one playing out in vibe coding shops everywhere.
Read →Auth, multi-tenant isolation, background processing, notifications, and a 524-endpoint API surface. Every B2B SaaS rebuilds these from scratch — unless it doesn't. Here is what ships in a licensed code footprint.
Read →Every new B2B SaaS app rebuilds the same substrate — auth, multi-tenant, audit, i18n. That work is a tax. Here is what it costs and how a licensed code footprint removes it.
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