Question 1

What is vibe coding?

Accepted Answer

Vibe coding is shipping software by collaborating with AI coding agents: describing intent in natural language, then steering, reviewing, and refactoring what they produce. devcodeagency pairs this with senior human engineers so output is production-grade, not throwaway.

Question 2

What does AI-agent-native mean?

Accepted Answer

It means the site is structured so AI agents (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, custom bots) can read, cite, and transact with it: JSON-LD for every entity, an llms.txt context file, an agent.json capability manifest, and a documented /api/agent endpoint.

Question 3

How fast can devcodeagency ship?

Accepted Answer

Median ship time across 47 projects is 9 days from kickoff to production. A starter sprint is 5–7 days; a full MVP is 14–21 days.

Question 4

Do you work in Bahasa Indonesia?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The studio is bilingual EN/ID. Briefs, Slack, code comments, and customer-facing copy can all be in Bahasa. We ship Bahasa-first templates like Warungkit.

Question 5

How much does devcodeagency cost?

Accepted Answer

Starter Sprint is $1,400 (one week). Full MVP is $4,800 (two to three weeks). Async Retainer is $3,200 per month.

Question 6

Can an AI agent buy a template directly?

Accepted Answer

Yes. POST to /api/agent/checkout with a SKU and return URL. The current endpoint prepares a checkout handoff; connect a live payment provider for automatic payment and license delivery.

Question 7

How do you optimize for ChatGPT and Perplexity (GEO)?

Accepted Answer

Concise TL;DR blocks, Q&A schema, citable statistics, clean HTML structure, and an llms.txt context file. We measure a 3.4x lift in AI-engine citations for client sites within 60 days.

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Bahasa-first SaaS: lessons from shipping in Jakarta

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