⚙️ App Builder

⚛️ React Component

ALL TOOLS

🚀 QUICK STARTS

💡 PRO TIPS

Always start with TypeScript interfaces before writing implementation

Error handling is architecture — add it first, not last

The DRY principle has exceptions: clarity beats cleverness in production code

Name functions for what they do, not how they do it

Senior engineers write boring code — consistency beats cleverness every time

📋 WHO USES THIS

⚛️ Solo developers scaffold complete features in minutes instead of hours. 🏢 Agencies generate boilerplate client code before customizing. 📱 Startup CTOs prototype API integrations before assigning to engineers. 🎓 CS students understand architectural patterns through working examples.

Best for: Solo devs, agencies, startups, education

🔗 PLATFORM INTEGRATION

Generated components integrate with your Javari AI codebase. API routes use the same Supabase and auth patterns as the CR AudioViz AI platform.

Works with: javari, knowledge-base

🚀 QUICK STARTS

💡 PRO TIPS

Start with the TypeScript interfaces before any implementation — they define the contract

Error handling is architecture, not an afterthought — the most senior engineers write it first

Generated code should always be reviewed before use — AI can produce syntactically valid but logically wrong code

For production code: name functions for what they DO, not what they ARE. `fetchUserCredits()` beats `userData()`

🔗 PLATFORM INTEGRATION

App Builder generates code that integrates directly with Javari AI's architecture. API routes follow the same Supabase and auth patterns as the CR AudioViz AI platform.

Works with: javari, knowledge-base, pdf-builder