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SaaS Admin

Manage users and subscriptions.

Dashboards
Prompt
Build a comprehensive admin dashboard with shadcn/ui. Include a data table for users with filtering/sorting, and a chart showing MRR growth.
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Why this exists

Every SaaS reaches the day where "just query the database" stops scaling. You need to see who signed up, sort by who's gone quiet, and watch whether MRR is actually climbing, without SSHing into a box or renting a heavyweight admin tool that wants a cut and read access to your production data. This blueprint gives you an internal dashboard that lives in your own repo, talks to your own data, and answers to no one's pricing page.

What the agent builds

A clean admin dashboard built on shadcn/ui components, so it looks considered out of the box instead of like a stock template. The centerpiece is a users data table with filtering and sorting, so you can slice your list by whatever column matters, alongside an MRR growth chart that turns raw revenue numbers into a line you can read at a glance.

You watch it come together in the task workspace: the agent scaffolds the project, wires the table and chart to sample data, starts the dev server, and checks the layout renders before handing you a live preview. The code lands on a branch in your repository with a pull request ready.

Make it yours

The first version ships against sample data and is yours to steer with plain follow-up messages:

  • "Connect the users table to my Postgres database."
  • "Add a churn-rate chart next to the MRR one."
  • "Add row actions to suspend or refund a user."
  • "Gate the whole dashboard behind an admin login."

Each follow-up wakes the same repository and the agent continues on its own code.

FAQ

Do I need to know how to code? No. You describe the panels you want; the agent builds them, verifies the dashboard renders, and ships the code to your repository.

Does it touch my production database? Not until you ask. It starts on sample data, and you point it at real data when you're ready.

Why shadcn/ui? The components live in your repo as code you own, not a locked dependency, so restyling anything is a direct edit rather than a fight with a theme API.

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