Create a clinic app with bookings and patient tools
A doctor used Replit Agent to assemble a clinic app in 5 days with scheduling, requests, trackers, and two AI features.
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A doctor used Replit Agent to assemble a clinic app in 5 days with scheduling, requests, trackers, and two AI features.
Devin was tested on routine data work, including copying a Notion table into Google Sheets.
Answer.AI tested Devin on three coding tasks, but the migration stalled and the security pass mixed valid findings with mistakes.
A non-developer used Replit Agent V2 to ship a live AI to-do web app in under 9 hours.
A team keeps a server-based agent running so Cursor can monitor work and turn finished tasks into pull requests.
Kearney had Devin carry a production Electron codebase from Vue 2 to Vue 3 while refreshing dependencies and checking progress in small batches.
A tester had Devin produce a Pong-like game plus a website, and the work wrapped up in less than 20 minutes.
A developer used Devin to create an interactive Game of Life website, add requested features step by step, and publish it to Netlify.
A developer used Claude Code and Claude in Chrome to open a local app, exercise the UI, catch a routing bug, and repair it without manual browser work.
Cursor’s background agent made a pricing page from a brief spec, opened a PR, and let the developer review it before shipping.
A developer had Jules fix a broken Delete button, add tests, and leave the branch ready for review.
A tech sales professional used Replit Agent to make a working CRM with contact, email, video, and calendar features.
A developer used Codex to run an almost fully self-contained build-and-deploy workflow on a locked-down spare machine.
An n8n flow takes Alertmanager alerts, checks several MCP-connected systems, and writes a read-only diagnostic reply in Mattermost.
They used an n8n workflow to inspect new GitHub pull requests, generate a review with an LLM, and post feedback back to the PR.
A developer linked Figma to Cursor through MCP and used it to turn a design slice into homepage code.
They used Replit Agent over a weekend to assemble a tattoo appointment system with sign-in, scheduling, payment setup and email messages.
A low-coder used Replit Agent to turn one detailed request into a working budgeting prototype in about 20 minutes.
A non-developer educator used Claude Code to make a Canvas tool that handles course lookup, submissions, forums, announcements, and gradebook export.
A developer had Devin turn a TSV of speaker names and photos into a mobile-friendly React quiz and a QR-code landing page.
Use Hermes to inspect pull request diffs, rank issues by severity, and turn the workflow into a scheduled repo watcher.
Use Claude Code to drive an iOS app through its accessibility tree, visit screens, and return a structured bug report.
A developer let Claude Code compile a Mac app, open it, and click through screens to find visual problems.
OpenClaw was used inside OpenAI to diagnose failing builds, link them to incidents, and sometimes prepare and merge repairs.