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Sprint Session, Part 2 Week 3

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Q&A

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Install your command line tools

Before we connect anything, you need a few tools installed. This is a one-time setup. You will install Homebrew (Mac's package manager), the Supabase CLI (for your database), and a few other utilities. All through the terminal, all guided by Claude.

What you are installing

Homebrew (Mac only): installs other tools for you. One command.

Supabase CLI: connects your terminal to your database. Used for migrations and deployments.

Deno (optional): runs edge functions locally for testing.

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Ask Claude to walk you through it.
In Claude Code, say: "Help me with guide 12" and it will read the full installation guide from your starter system and walk you through every step. You do not need to memorize commands.

The full guide is at guides/12-homebrew-and-cli.md in your starter system. Windows users: the guide includes Windows-specific alternatives for each tool.

Next: Set Up Supabase

Set up your database with Supabase

Supabase is your database. It stores your session logs, dashboard data, contacts, form submissions, and everything your system needs to remember between sessions. It is free for what we need, hosted in the EU, and takes about 20 minutes to set up.

What you will do

Create a Supabase project. Go to supabase.com, sign up, create a new project. Choose the EU (Frankfurt) region for GDPR compliance.

Link it to your project. Run supabase link in your terminal to connect your local project to the cloud database.

Set up authentication. Enable email auth so your dashboard and course pages can verify who is logged in.

Store your secrets. Save your API keys in a local .env file (never committed to git) and as Supabase secrets for edge functions.

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Ask Claude to walk you through it.
Say: "Help me with guide 13" and Claude will read the Supabase setup guide and walk you through every step, including creating the project, linking it, and storing secrets safely.

Next: Set Up Email

Set up email delivery with Resend

Your system needs to send emails: confirmation emails for signups, welcome sequences for new subscribers, transactional emails for purchases. Resend handles this. It is simple, reliable, and free for up to 3,000 emails per month.

What you will do

Create a Resend account at resend.com

Verify your domain (so emails come from you@yourdomain.com, not a generic address)

Generate an API key and store it as a Supabase secret

Send a test email to confirm it works

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Ask Claude to walk you through it.
Say: "Help me with guide 14" and Claude will read the Resend setup guide and handle domain verification, API keys, and testing for you.

Next: Deploy Edge Functions

Deploy your form handlers

Edge functions are small programs that run on the internet and handle things like: someone signs up on your website, someone buys your product, someone unsubscribes from your emails. They are the glue between your website and your database.

Your starter system comes with pre-built edge functions. You just deploy them.

What gets deployed

guide-signup: handles free guide downloads and email collection

event-signup: handles event registrations with confirmation emails

confirm-email: double opt-in email confirmation

unsubscribe: GDPR-compliant unsubscribe handling

save-session-log: saves your daily session data to Supabase

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Ask Claude to walk you through it.
Say: "Help me with guide 15" and Claude will deploy each function, set the required secrets, and test that everything works. The guide includes step-by-step verification for each function.

Next: Set Up Payments

Set up payments with Stripe

Stripe handles your payments. When someone buys your product, Stripe processes the payment and sends a webhook to your system so it knows what was purchased. No payment page to build. No checkout flow to code. Stripe hosts it all.

What you will do

Create a Stripe account at stripe.com

Create payment links for your products (each product gets a link you can share anywhere)

Set up a webhook so Stripe tells your system when someone pays

Deploy the Stripe webhook handler (pre-built in your starter system)

Test with a test payment to confirm everything connects

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Ask Claude to walk you through it.
Say: "Help me with guide 16" and Claude will walk you through creating your Stripe account, setting up payment links, configuring webhooks, and testing the complete payment flow.

Next: Upgrade Your Dashboard

Upgrade your dashboard to live data

In Part 1, your dashboard worked with local files. Now that Supabase is live, your dashboard can show real-time data: session logs, weekly summaries, task completion, energy tracking, and contact activity. All pulling from your database instead of static files.

What changes

Before (local)

Dashboard reads from JSON files on your machine. Only updates when you edit the files manually or through Claude.

After (Supabase)

Dashboard reads from your database. Updates automatically when you save sessions, complete tasks, or log activities. Real-time data, always current.

This upgrade connects your daily practice (morning/evening protocols, session saves) to a visual dashboard you can open in your browser anytime. You see your patterns over time: energy levels, language balance, task completion, relationship activity.

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Ask Claude to walk you through it.
Say: "Help me with guide 17" and Claude will handle the migration: connecting your dashboard HTML to Supabase, running the database migrations, and testing that data flows correctly.

Takeaways

Your infrastructure is six pieces: CLI tools, database, email, edge functions, payments, dashboard upgrade.

Each piece has a detailed guide in your starter system. Ask Claude to help you with any guide by number.

The minimum stack costs less than one SaaS subscription per month. Supabase and Resend are free at this scale.

Once connected, your dashboard shows live data. Your daily practice feeds real-time insights.

Action Steps

1Install CLI tools: Homebrew, Supabase CLI. Ask Claude: "Help me with guide 12"

2Set up Supabase: create project, link, auth, secrets. Ask Claude: "Help me with guide 13"

3Set up Resend: account, domain verification, API key. Ask Claude: "Help me with guide 14"

4Deploy edge functions: signup handlers, session save, unsubscribe. Ask Claude: "Help me with guide 15"

5Set up Stripe: payment links, webhooks. Ask Claude: "Help me with guide 16"

6Upgrade dashboard to live Supabase data. Ask Claude: "Help me with guide 17"

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Module Complete!

You finished all 6 lessons. Your infrastructure is live.

Continue to Module 8