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Quick brief

Claude asks a few sharp Office Hours questions about the user, pain, surface, current workaround, smallest useful version, future shape, privacy, and what done looks like.

Conversational
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Platform and architecture

Based on your description, Claude chooses the right surface: web, mobile, native iOS, desktop, API, CLI, or another target. Then it designs the architecture.

Automated
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Infrastructure setup

Claude provisions only the services the app needs. Cohesivity handles hosted web infrastructure; native and local apps use the best platform path.

Cohesivity
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Core loop lock

Claude identifies the one behavior that must work in the live app. Fallbacks are allowed, but they cannot replace the core promise.

Focus
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Adapters when needed

Claude provisions only the adapters your app needs: database, auth, storage, AI, speech, realtime, or hosting. Most details stay hidden from the beginner.

Automatic
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Backend development

Claude writes your server-side code: API routes, database queries, authentication, and business logic. Production patterns, not tutorial code.

Automated
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Frontend development

Claude uses platform-specific UI packs: shadcn/Tailwind for web, Expo-native patterns for mobile, SwiftUI/Apple HIG for iOS, and dashboard/consumer-specific review rules.

Anti-slop
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Integration

Frontend and backend are connected. Claude wires up API calls, handles error states, adds loading indicators, and makes sure everything works end-to-end.

Automated
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Quality and core-loop review

Before deploying or handing off, Claude records build, security, design, and core-loop evidence in a test report. Nothing ships because a fallback works; the promised loop must work.

Security
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Deploy

Web apps deploy to a live URL when appropriate. Mobile, native, desktop, API, and CLI projects get the correct run/build/distribution path and beginner test steps.

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