Deep Work Plan tech stack
Models matter. Context matters more. Give your agent a plan.
The stack
“We build content-heavy sites — docs, a spec reader, marketing — so static-first output mattered more than a JS runtime. Astro ships zero JavaScript by default and lets us drop in Svelte islands only where we actually need interactivity, so pages stay fast. Con…” — the maker, Sep 2026 ↗
“Every commit builds and ships to Cloudflare's global edge in seconds, and every PR gets its own preview link. That preview is what turned review into something the whole team could do — not just engineers — so changes get seen live before they merge. Fast, glo…” — the maker, Sep 2026 ↗
“We built Deep Work Plan to be tool-agnostic, and Codex is a perfect example of why that matters: the plan is just files in the repo, so Codex reads it, runs the tasks, and passes the gates with zero changes. We lean on it for cloud, PR-first, parallel executio…” — the maker, Sep 2026 ↗
“Deep Work Plan is tool-agnostic by design, so we run it on every major agent to prove the methodology holds — and Claude Code is superb at deep, autonomous execution. Point it at a plan and it works task by task in the repo for hours: reading the spec, running…” — the maker, Jun 2026 ↗
“Deep Work Plan runs on every major agent, and Cursor is the one we reach for when a human is steering. Its live preview and integrated browser turn the repository into a place a whole team can work — open the preview, point at an element, describe the change,…” — the maker, Jun 2026 ↗