Use case

From idea to a working MVP before the meeting ends

Describe the product. Watch an agent build the first version in a live sandbox, and keep every version so you can try ideas without losing ground.

Test the idea, not your patience

The point of an MVP is to learn whether anyone wants the thing. Every week spent wiring up a first version is a week not spent learning. Describing it instead of hand-building it moves the first real user test from next month to this afternoon.

How it works

Describe the product and the core flow you want to test.
Watch it appear in a live preview and redirect the agent as you go.
Approve the consequential steps — commands, deletions, deploys — and let the agent handle the rest.
Publish it for testers, or push the code to GitHub when it's time to harden it.

Pick how much rope the agent gets

Level	What the agent does on its own	When to use it
Autopilot	Never asks	The fastest way to something you can click
Guarded	Edits files; stops before commands, deletions or leaving the sandbox	The default for most builds
Paranoid	Nothing — every change comes to you first	Work where a mistake is expensive

Is a prototype built this way production-ready?

It is a real React and TypeScript codebase, not a mockup. Treat it as a strong first version: review it, test it, and harden it before relying on it.

Can I approve steps from my phone?

Yes. Start a build, walk away, and approve what needs you from the iOS app.