Do I need to know Medusa?

You need an agent that can read AGENTS.md, or enough patience to follow it yourself. Medusa expertise is not the point.

Is this a hosted shop?

No. You deploy it. Vercel is the intended storefront target; the backend is Medusa. We run the demo. You run yours.

What's the demo selling?

Frontier Club t-shirts and caps. Product photos are still incoming, so the live catalog may show placeholders first.

When do I get the zip?

After we freeze the working demo and strip our keys and branding. The email list is how you hear about that.

Not priced on this page. Email capture first.

Agent-first commerce boilerplate

A shop you can hand to your AI.

HyperAmplify is the Medusa store we run ourselves. You get the repo. You point your agent at it. You have a shop.

Not a course. Not a Figma file. A working commerce stack — backend, storefront, and an AGENTS.md that tells any coding agent how to change products, payments, and shipping.

Get the package

What you get

The package is a Medusa v2 backend plus a Next.js storefront. The live demo at shop.hyperamplify.com is that same repo, selling Frontier Club merch.

Medusa v2 — products, cart, checkout, in test mode until you add keys.
Next.js storefront — the pages a customer actually sees.
AGENTS.md — the runbook your AI reads first: env, catalog, payments, shipping.
Placeholders where your brand and product photos go. No leftover Frontier Club assets in the download.

If you already have an agent, this is the repo you drop in the working directory. If you don't, the files still make sense to a human.

How it works

Enter your email. That's the gate. We send the package to that address. No account, no dashboard.
Get the package. A zip of the working shop, minus secrets and minus our merch photos.
Point your AI at it. Open the folder. Tell the agent to read AGENTS.md. Configure products, Stripe (or whatever you use), and shipping. Deploy.

Who's behind this

Frontier Club is an in-person AI builder community in Da Nang, Vietnam. Meetups, not webinars.

Keith Vaughan runs it with Laksh Arora. Keith also runs Cipher Projects — a one-person software company — and is building SumoSign.

We got tired of handing founders a blank Medusa repo and watching their agent thrash. So we shipped the shop we actually use, with the instructions the agent needs on day one.

Get the package

Leave an email. We'll send the zip when the download is live.

FAQ

Do I need to know Medusa?: You need an agent that can read AGENTS.md, or enough patience to follow it yourself. Medusa expertise is not the point.
Is this a hosted shop?: No. You deploy it. Vercel is the intended storefront target; the backend is Medusa. We run the demo. You run yours.
What's the demo selling?: Frontier Club t-shirts and caps. Product photos are still incoming, so the live catalog may show placeholders first.
When do I get the zip?: After we freeze the working demo and strip our keys and branding. The email list is how you hear about that.
Cost?: Not priced on this page. Email capture first.