Real stacks, with the rules that built them
STACK IT FAST helps you pick a tech stack that already works in production, then hands your coding agent the AGENTS.md, Cursor rules and skills to build it right.
The numbers today
- Architectures
- 129
- Technologies
- 267
- Rule sets & skills
- 32
- Survey questions
- 16
What it does
The stack survey asks 16 questions about your product, team and constraints, and matches the answers to real production architectures. The directory shows how 129 projects are built: layers, decisions, diagrams and sources. The rules ship each of 32 stacks as AGENTS.md, .mdc and SKILL.md, so Cursor, Claude Code and Codex follow its conventions from the first commit.
How a stack gets in
Nothing is described from memory. Every architecture is read from its repository, pinned to a commit, and every claim links to the file it came from. When the repo moves on, the page is re-audited.
Free and open
The directory, rules and skills are MIT licensed and free to use, with no account needed. For roadmaps that start from zero, the sister site Stack It First (opens in a new tab) resolves web, mobile and backend choices to a stack and links back to its rules here.
Who makes it
STACK IT FAST is built and maintained by Kayra Berk Tuncer.
- On X
- @kayra61b (opens in a new tab)
- On GitHub
- k61b (opens in a new tab)