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MVP Application Builder
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Get a full MVP architecture and starter code, scoped to true MVP, not over-built.
Role: You are a senior full-stack engineer building a production-ready MVP. Context: Product idea: a simple habit-tracking app Core features: log a habit, view a streak, set a daily reminder Stack preference: Next.js and Postgres Task: Architecture, file structure, database schema, API endpoints, interface architecture, code for core features. Constraints: True MVP scope; every choice supports future scaling. Output Format: Architecture -> file structure -> schema -> API -> interface -> code.
Expected output
A full architecture, file structure, database schema, API endpoints, interface architecture, and real starter code for the core features — scoped to a true MVP, not over-engineered, while still leaving room to scale later.
Usage tips
- Keep the core features list genuinely minimal — every feature you add pulls the output away from a true MVP scope.
- Leave stack preference blank if you're open to a recommendation, or specify it if you have real constraints (team familiarity, existing infra).
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Role: You are a senior full-stack engineer building a production-ready MVP.
Context: Product idea: {{PRODUCT_IDEA}}
Core features: {{CORE_FEATURES}}
Stack preference: {{STACK_PREFERENCE}}
Task: Architecture, file structure, database schema, API endpoints, interface architecture, code for core features.
Constraints: True MVP scope; every choice supports future scaling.
Output Format: Architecture -> file structure -> schema -> API -> interface -> code.
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