About
One person, learning these tools by building a store out of them.
I'm Alex. AI Stackroom is a store I'm building in order to learn the tools it's built with — Claude Code, MCP, n8n, Next.js — and the products are the parts I needed.
Three products are free and live now. The other two are still being built, so their buy buttons say "Coming soon" until I've finished and tested them. That isn't a launch countdown. It's the rule this store runs on:
Nothing goes on sale until I've built it and used it here.
Three of the five exist because this store needed them. The Claude Code starter is the setup this project runs on. The prompt pack is the prompts that wrote the product pages you're reading. The MCP setup kit is how Claude Code checks a pull request's deploy status through GitHub.
Two don't exist yet. The n8n workflow and the storefront template are listed with what they're meant to do and nothing more — their setup time, difficulty, and contents all say TBD, because I haven't built them. When I do, those fields will say what they are. Then they'll go on sale.
A shop with five things in it, three you can take today and two you can't yet. Product pages with a Quick Start section that admits the steps aren't written yet. A Field Notes section with one entry in it so far. All of that is accurate, and I'd rather leave it accurate than fill it in with copy that sounds finished.
The Build Log is the unedited version: what's shipped, what's underway, what got cut. The AI Crate is in there — the name this store had until it ran into an existing brand.
That's the whole operation. One person, one product at a time.