DevForge — Developer Toolkit
9 premium dev tools. Prompt packs + automation scripts.
DevForge — Developer Toolkit launched on June 17, 2026 with 4 votes, #3,322 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
DevForge is a curated collection of 9 professional developer tools to accelerate your daily workflow. Includes 3 Prompt Packs (React/Next.js, System Architecture, API Patterns) and 6 Automation Scripts (content gen, data analysis, SEO, social media, CSV processing, code review). Full source included, works with any LLM. $49 lifetime bundle — 30-day money-back guarantee.
Get premium developer tools at bundle prices. Prompt packs for React, Claude Code, APIs + automation scripts for SEO, code review, data analysis.
9 premium developer tools — 3 AI prompt packs and 6 automation scripts. One lifetime purchase. Full source code included. Every tool ships as ready-to-use source code with documentation. No black boxes, no hidden paywalls. Buy the All-Access Pass via Gumroad. No account needed — just your email and payment. Get instant access to all 9 products. Each tool is a ready-to-use file with full documentation. Use the prompts with your favorite AI tool. Run the scripts with Node.js or Python 3.8+. After checkout, you'll be redirected to a download page with all 9 products. We also email you a backup link. Each prompt pack ships as a markdown (.md) file with 18-25 ready-to-use prompts. Copy-paste…from aizhiwuzhu.com
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