// the saas buster

Vibe coding is a great place to start. It's not a great place to end. A lot of AI agencies stop at the prototype. They ship something that works on a screen share and call it done. Code Shock AI is where the prototype becomes production.

Dr. Zac Smith, PhD in Computer Science (Cybersecurity Engineering). Writing code since 1983. AI Engineer at Gauntlet AI.

Gauntlet AI | Best Buy | IMAX | CVS Pharmacy | 50+ Fortune 500

# The SaaS Buster Philosophy

Dr. Zac Smith is known as the "SaaS Buster." The philosophy is simple: some software you buy, some software you build.

Not everything needs to be a monthly subscription. Not everything needs to be off-the-shelf. When the right answer is a custom-built system, Code Shock builds it. When the right answer is an existing tool, we'll tell you that instead.

We write enterprise-level, secure custom code. The same engineering discipline that built systems for Best Buy, IMAX, and CVS Pharmacy. The same architectures deployed at Gauntlet AI, where engineers train for $200k+/yr roles. Applied to your project with the precision of a PhD and 43 years of building software.

# What We Build

# Why Code Shock AI

43 Years of Code

Dr. Zac Smith wrote his first line of code in 1983. He earned a PhD in Computer Science (Cybersecurity Engineering), two master's degrees, and built production software for Best Buy, IMAX, CVS Pharmacy, and 50+ Fortune 500 companies. He's an AI Engineer at Gauntlet AI, the program that trains engineers for $200k+/yr roles at Zapier, Carvana, and GoFundMe.

Proof, Not Promises

SHIP12: 12 SaaS products in 12 months. 40 hours max per product. $200 budget. Every hour tracked, every dollar documented, every failure admitted. Month one shipped SkoolFeed. This is what AI-first engineering looks like when you actually know what you're doing.

Never Stops Learning

Most people with a PhD and Fortune 500 experience coast. Zac teaches at Gauntlet AI, ships products monthly, and still calls himself a student. That relentless curiosity is why Code Shock stays ahead of the curve. The tools change. The landscape shifts. We adapt because we never stopped learning.

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