Products from Vercel templates — our offer catalogue (2026-10-17, Tam for Mira)

Young: "work on which products we should offer based on Vercel Example — they give us a platform to showcase our services. All repos live-verified via GitHub API today.

Basis: our stacks ARE Vercel's templates

The strategic point first: the site stack we run (Nuxt/Docus) is itself a Vercel template (nuxt/docus, ★3,117 MIT, pushed yesterday). When Vercel showcases it, we can showcase OUR deployments of it — our docs.youngle.au IS that template running our vault. That's the "showcase" mechanism Young named: client demos = Vercel templates running OUR hosted services beneath them.

Verified template/repos → our product lines

Product catalogue (proposed — Mira prices)

1. KnowledgeBase — Nuxt/Docus site + our vault-mirror pipeline + domain + email. Client writes markdown (or talks to an EVE agent); we host and publish. Showcase: docs.youngle.au itself.
2. BusinessOnline — Landing (Nuxt UI Pro) + domain + Office365 + contact/agentic chat button. Entry tier.
3. Commerce+POS — Medusa v2 storefront + Agilo POS on tablets + EVE receptionist, per-tenant stack on our Docker design. Showcase: the yukonit pilot.
4. AIAgent hosting — EVE (or ai-chatbot) instance per client with tenant-scoped memory + HIL gates. Bundled with 2/3; standalone for shops who have a site already.
5. OpsDashboard — Nuxt UI Pro Dashboard used for internal fleet dashboards (v1) and later client ops dashboards (v2).

Each product riding the SAME stack (Nuxt/Nuxt UI + our Docker/hosting design) = the showcase story is coherent: "everything you see on docs.youngle.au is the same machinery your business runs on."

Pilot mapping (Young's list)

Note for Mira: pilot 1 = our own content pipeline as a service (near-zero marginal cost, high showcase value); pilot 2 = the full bundle (A$119 tier target). Both pilots run on prod's design without touching capacity limits (agents ~0.25 GB each; tenant stack 4.8 GB).

Licences (all verified)

Nuxt/docus MIT; nuxt-ui-pro family MIT; vercel/ai-chatbot = NOASSERTION (Apache-2.0 + underlying AI SDK terms — check NOTICE before packaging); medusajs core MIT; Agilo MIT; EVE Apache-2.0. One flag: vercel/platforms has no LICENSE file (GitHub shows None) — pattern-reference only, do not copy code into client deliverables (write the pattern ourselves in the tenant template).

🎯 Tam's Read: Vercel templates give us the showcase layer while our own designs give the substance — the offer catalogue is 5 products that all ride the same Nuxt+Docker stack, both pilots map cleanly (Young Le = pipeline showcase, YukonIT = full bundle), and the only licence caution is platforms (reference-only).