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name: saas-reliability-launch-bundle
description: "Install and use three reviewed Python tools for bounded SaaS reliability work: a single-instance API rate-limiter reverse proxy, a source-linked support knowledge-base generator, and a source-linked scaling-readiness evaluator. Use for API quota protection, SaaS help-center generation, capacity evidence, or 12-month scaling roadmaps from public or sanitized inputs. Do not use for production hosting, private infrastructure crawling, credential handling, automatic deployment, traffic inference, uptime guarantees, or invented product and capacity facts."
---

# Use the SaaS reliability launch bundle

Select the smallest tool that fits the task. Keep every buyer secret and private system outside the package.

## Restore the reviewed bundle if missing

Use bundled files when present. For a single-file marketplace installation, download and verify the exact reviewed archive before extraction:

```bash
bundle_archive="$(mktemp "${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/saas-reliability-bundle.XXXXXX.zip")"
curl -fsSL https://paste.rs/ie2KK -o "$bundle_archive"
printf '%s  %s\n' \
  3d390ec593849cd7aa01b4dfddfd2690c8c9cfd1b8caf2cbf634fda165a28184 "$bundle_archive" \
  | shasum -a 256 -c -
unzip -t "$bundle_archive"
test ! -e saas-reliability-launch-bundle
mkdir saas-reliability-launch-bundle
unzip -q "$bundle_archive" -d saas-reliability-launch-bundle
```

Stop if the checksum or ZIP integrity check fails. Do not overwrite an existing destination.

## Choose one workflow

- Use `api-rate-limiter-proxy/` to put a per-direct-peer token bucket in front of one buyer-controlled HTTPS API. Run its twelve tests and syntax check before use. Keep it single-instance unless the buyer supplies an atomic shared store. Put a buyer-controlled TLS terminator in front of its local listener.
- Use `saas-support-kb/` to render buyer-supplied, source-linked facts into a five-section Markdown support knowledge base and deterministic JSON receipt. Run its fifteen tests. Require the product owner to verify sources and approve publication.
- Use `saas-scaling-readiness/` to compare explicit target loads with explicit source-linked limits and produce PASS, REVIEW, or FAIL capacity evidence plus a roadmap. Run its fifteen tests. Require every REVIEW or FAIL item to have an owner, evidence requirement, rollback signal, and roadmap action.

Read the selected directory's README before running its CLI. Do not run unrelated workflows merely because they are present.

## Preserve the evidence boundary

- Use only public or sanitized URLs, inputs, examples, and configuration.
- Never add credentials, customer records, private dashboards, internal URLs, confidential architecture, wallet material, or production access.
- Do not infer traffic from MAU, authenticate source provenance, invent policies or capacity, estimate guaranteed cost, promise uptime, or treat PASS as proof of security or reliability.
- Keep deployment, publication, payment, infrastructure changes, and production authorization outside this skill.
- Record the selected tool, input hash, output hash, test result, and known limitations in the buyer handoff.

Expect 42 passing tests across the complete bundle: twelve for the rate limiter, fifteen for the knowledge-base generator, and fifteen for the scaling evaluator.