I Built a Production-Ready Claude Code Setup. Here It Is, Free and Open Source.

Jan Marc Coloma — Mon, 29 Jun 2026 05:32:28 +0000

Most Claude Code setups are minimal. Mine is not.

After weeks of real projects, I open sourced the exact config I use daily.

What's inside:

CLAUDE.md with commit format, PR format, branch naming, and coding rules Claude actually follows
Per-project memory via Obsidian. Claude reads PROJECT, MISTAKES, and CONTRACT files at session start so it never forgets context
84% token savings with RTK, Headroom, and claude-mem
Karpathy coding principles baked in
One command setup: bash setup.sh ~/your-vault
Works with any stack.

janmaaarc / basecamp

A production-ready Claude Code setup. Global CLAUDE.md, coding rules, per-project memory, and token optimization.

basecamp

A production-ready Claude Code setup. Global CLAUDE.md, coding rules, per-project memory, and token optimization.

Quick Start

git clone https://github.com/janmaaarc/basecamp.git
cd basecamp
bash setup.sh ~/Documents/your-vault

Then open ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md, fill in your stack, and follow Setup for tools and plugins.

What This Is

This is the exact setup I use daily. Not a template made for show. A working system built and refined through real projects.

Most Claude Code setups are minimal. This one is not. It covers:

Global instructions Claude follows on every project
Karpathy coding principles (think before coding, surgical changes)
Commit, branch, and PR conventions
Per-project memory via Obsidian (PROJECT, MISTAKES, CONTRACT files)
Token optimization via RTK and Headroom
Safety hooks (block dangerous commands, scan secrets)
Persistent memory across sessions via claude-mem

Screenshots

Obsidian graph view (PROJECT, MISTAKES, CONTRACT linked)

RTK token savings

Video Walkthrough

Coming soon. Full setup walkthrough covering: clone, setup.sh, filling in CLAUDE.md…

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I Built an n8n Community Node for Lemon Squeezy - Here's How to Automate Your Digital Product Sales

Jan Marc Coloma — Tue, 20 Jan 2026 06:47:26 +0000

Introduction

I recently published my first open-source n8n community node: n8n-nodes-lemonsqueezy - a full integration for Lemon Squeezy, the platform for selling digital products, subscriptions, and software licenses.

In this article, I'll walk you through what it does, why I built it, and how you can use it to automate your digital product business.

What is Lemon Squeezy?

Lemon Squeezy is a merchant of record platform that handles payments, taxes, and compliance for digital creators. It's popular among indie hackers and developers for selling:

Digital downloads (eBooks, courses, templates)
SaaS subscriptions
Software licenses
One-time and recurring payments

What is n8n?

n8n is a self-hosted, open-source workflow automation platform. Think Zapier, but you own your data and can extend it with custom nodes.

Why I Built This

I was building a SaaS product and needed to automate several workflows:

Send Slack notifications when orders come in
Sync customers to my CRM
Validate license keys via API
Send recovery emails for failed subscription payments

The official Lemon Squeezy API is great, but manually calling it via HTTP nodes was tedious. So I built a proper integration.

Features

Full API Coverage

The node supports 15+ resources with full CRUD operations:

Resource	Operations
Checkout	Create, Get, Get Many
Customer	Create, Update, Delete, Get, Get Many
Order	Get, Get Many, Refund
Subscription	Get, Get Many, Update, Cancel, Resume
License Key	Get, Get Many, Validate, Activate, Deactivate
Discount	Create, Delete, Get, Get Many
Product	Get, Get Many
Variant	Get, Get Many
Webhook	Create, Update, Delete, Get, Get Many

Plus: Store, Order Items, Subscription Invoices, License Key Instances, Discount Redemptions, and Usage Records.

Webhook Trigger

Real-time events for everything important:

order_created / order_refunded
subscription_created / subscription_cancelled / subscription_updated
subscription_payment_success / subscription_payment_failed
license_key_created / license_key_updated

Security Hardened

Security was a priority:

Mandatory webhook signature verification using HMAC-SHA256
Replay attack protection - rejects events older than a configurable threshold
SSRF protection - blocks internal/private network URLs
Input validation - RFC 5322 email validation

Production Ready

Built-in rate limiting with automatic retry
Exponential backoff for failed requests
87%+ test coverage with 176 tests
Full TypeScript support

Installation

Option 1: Community Nodes (Recommended)

Go to Settings > Community Nodes in your n8n instance
Click Install
Enter n8n-nodes-lemonsqueezy
Click Install

Option 2: npm


bash
npm install n8n-nodes-lemonsqueezy
Setting Up Credentials
Log in to your Lemon Squeezy Dashboard
Go to Settings > API
Click Create API Key
Copy the key and add it to n8n credentials
Example Workflows
1. New Order Slack Notification

Lemon Squeezy Trigger (order_created) → Slack (Send Message)
Get instant notifications when someone buys your product.

2. Subscription Churn Prevention

Schedule Trigger (daily) → Lemon Squeezy (Get Subscriptions, status=past_due) → Send Email
Automatically reach out to customers with failed payments before they churn.

3. License Key Validation API

Webhook → Lemon Squeezy (Validate License Key) → Respond to Webhook
Build a license validation endpoint for your desktop or mobile app.

4. Dynamic Checkout Links

HTTP Request → Lemon Squeezy (Create Checkout) → Return Checkout URL
Create personalized checkout links with pre-filled customer data and custom discounts.

5. Customer Sync to CRM

Lemon Squeezy Trigger (order_created) → Lemon Squeezy (Get Customer) → HubSpot (Create Contact)
Keep your CRM in sync automatically.

Advanced Features
Filtering
Most "Get Many" operations support filtering:


Filter by: storeId, status, email, productId, variantId, orderId
Sorting
Sort results by created_at or updated_at in ascending or descending order.

Relationship Expansion
Include related resources in a single API call:


Orders → include: customer, order-items, subscriptions
This reduces API calls and speeds up your workflows.

Technical Details
The node is built with:

TypeScript for type safety
Vitest for testing
ESLint and Prettier for code quality
GitHub Actions for CI/CD
Project Structure

nodes/
  LemonSqueezy/
    LemonSqueezy.node.ts      # Main node
    LemonSqueezyTrigger.node.ts # Webhook trigger
    helpers.ts                 # API helpers
    types.ts                   # TypeScript types
    resources/                 # Resource definitions
credentials/
  LemonSqueezyApi.credentials.ts
test/
  LemonSqueezy.test.ts        # 176 tests
Contributing
The project is open source and contributions are welcome:

GitHub: https://github.com/janmaaarc/n8n-nodes-lemonsqueezy
npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/n8n-nodes-lemonsqueezy
Feel free to open issues for bugs or feature requests, or submit a PR.

Conclusion
If you're selling digital products with Lemon Squeezy and using n8n for automation, this node should save you a lot of time.

Install it today:


n8n-nodes-lemonsqueezy
Let me know in the comments what workflows you build with it.

Links:

GitHub: https://github.com/janmaaarc/n8n-nodes-lemonsqueezy
npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/n8n-nodes-lemonsqueezy
Lemon Squeezy API Docs: https://docs.lemonsqueezy.com/api
n8n Community Nodes Docs: https://docs.n8n.io/integrations/community-nodes/

DEV Community: Jan Marc Coloma

I Built a Production-Ready Claude Code Setup. Here It Is, Free and Open Source.

janmaaarc / basecamp

A production-ready Claude Code setup. Global CLAUDE.md, coding rules, per-project memory, and token optimization.

basecamp

Quick Start

What This Is

Screenshots

Video Walkthrough

I Built an n8n Community Node for Lemon Squeezy - Here's How to Automate Your Digital Product Sales

Introduction

What is Lemon Squeezy?

What is n8n?

Why I Built This

Features

Full API Coverage

Webhook Trigger

Security Hardened

Production Ready

Installation

Option 1: Community Nodes (Recommended)

Option 2: npm