MaaS AHOP Reference
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Agent-First Onboarding

MaaS gives your AI agents persistent memory.

You handle billing. Your agent handles integration.

This site is a reference implementation for agent-friendly SaaS onboarding. Humans complete checkout. The success page hands a structured runtime block to a coding agent.

Human step

Checkout, confirm, hand off

The human-facing path ends after payment and provisioning. From there, the page prepares a clean AHOP block for the coding agent.

Agent step

Read docs, integrate runtime, ship

The agent gets the API key, workspace, service source, guide, and docs bundle in one copyable handoff.

Why this is different

The site is built for both readers.

Human pages stay localized and readable. Agent endpoints stay English, deterministic, and easy to fetch.

llms.txt

Canonical docs for agents

Every critical document is exposed as English Markdown and listed through llms.txt and llms-full.txt.

AHOP

A handoff protocol, not a generic success page

The success page emits a service-aware onboarding block and a downloadable onboard-{workspace_id}.txt file.

How onboarding works

One path from billing to runtime

The flow is intentionally simple: billing for the human, implementation for the agent.

1. Human checkout

Create the hosted checkout session

Start from Quick Start, open Stripe, and complete payment.

2. Auto provisioning

Success page activates the workspace

MaaS provisions the tenant, billing state, and first API key automatically.

3. AHOP handoff

Copy or download the agent block

The success page turns live runtime values into an agent-ready instruction bundle.

4. Runtime integration

Implement anchors, memory, recall, feedback

The coding agent connects your product to /v1 without manual operator steps.

Docs map

Everything the agent needs is linked here.

Human docs are localized. Agent docs are English-only canon.

Proof

See memory in action, then inspect the benchmark rules.

Demo proves continuity. Benchmarking proves the runtime decisions behind it.

Demo

See memory in action

The demo is a proof surface, not the product itself. It exists to show that continuity comes from stored memory.