Apps that ship on this platform today.
Seven shapes of business app that builders assemble on CodeMonster now — what each is made of, which named operations build it, and the prompt to type first. Every shape here has shipped on the platform underneath; pick the one closest to your process and copy its prompt.
Nothing matches that filter yet — clear it to see all seven.
A map, a log, and a prompt.
Every use case has the same bones. A primitives map — objects, forms, workflows, grids, screens, groups — says what the app is made of. An operation log shows the named operations the agent calls to build it, and only real ones: every line is a tool on the platform's control surface. A starter prompt is the copyable beginning.
The prompt is not magic words. It is the map, said out loud, in your vocabulary. Rename the nouns, keep the shape, and your agent assembles the same primitives for your process on the same backend — staged, previewed as a diff, committed when you say so.
Blueprints are the same map, tuned to one app.
A use case explains the shape. A blueprint is the primitives map and the prompt for one specific app, ready to paste. Each use case links to its blueprint, and each blueprint links back.
Case studies in the Closed in 24 Hours series show a build hour by hour — illustrative until a verified customer story replaces each one.
These seven are the shapes we can point to shipping today. If your app is a different shape, that is the first thing to talk about on a demo call — we scope a pilot around a real use case, against what the platform does now, and say so plainly if it does not fit. Server-side functions for custom frontends are on the roadmap, not on this page.
For the person who has to say yes.
Every request authenticated. Promotion gated by RBAC, with versioned rollback. Tenant isolation at the data layer. And the agent builds through named, guarded operations rather than writing code into your backend. That is what twelve years in production buys: speed you can approve.
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