Build a Demo App from Scratch

You want a polished demo app in a fresh repo — not just a code dump in a VM.

Create the agent#

1. Click + New Agent.
2. Choose Create new GitHub repo and name the agent podscope_demo. (Requires a connected GitHub account - connect it in Settings > Integrations first; the repository picker only appears once GitHub is connected.)
3. If you want the public-repo discount, make the repo public.

Describe the product#

Give the agent a product-shaped prompt:

Build a Next.js app called Podscope with:
- a landing page for podcast creators
- a dashboard showing downloads, listener geography, and top episodes
- a fake onboarding flow
- sample charts and believable seed data
Run the app on port 3000 and commit cleanly as you go.

Review and refine#

1. Expose port 3000 and open the preview URL.
2. Review it like a founder showing a demo, then push it further:

Make Podscope feel like a real SaaS product.
Improve the homepage copy, redesign the dashboard cards,
and make the sample data feel more credible for a mid-size podcast network.
Keep the server running.

1. Share the preview URL with a friend or teammate and collect feedback.
2. If you want a nicer demo link, map podscope-demo.yourdomain.com to the exposed port.

Keep iterating#

Use the same agent for every round of changes. It retains the repo, installed packages, and design direction between tasks.

This is the fastest path from "I have an idea" to "I have a URL I can send around."