Building apps with an AI agent
A coding agent, a documentation server and a shopping list: a working app from a short brief, why the agent never guesses, and what happens when the brief grows.
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From Six Lines to a Working Full-Stack App
Hand a coding agent a six-line brief and get a running .NET and Vue app, with sample data and a clickable UI, in about half an hour. Step by step, with no license and no account.
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Stop the Agent from Guessing
A coding agent built working apps on a framework it had never seen, without inventing a single method. The reason is documentation that lives with the code, is served one piece at a time, and tells the agent what to do next and how to check it worked.
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What Happens When a Simple App Brief Gets Complicated?
Before an agent builds a bigger app, sort each request into what the framework provides, what the agent must assemble, and what is missing. A plan for a shopping-list app with sign-in, sharing, photos and offline use, and what changes when an app keeps growing after its first run.
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Reviewing an App You Didn't Write
When an agent builds the app, a framework that owns the plumbing shrinks the review to the part that is your business. What to read first: which questions the API answers, what a save may change, and which rules run every time.