Turn a requirements doc into a live blog aggregator

Use Claude Code to convert a dense spec into a Vue site that gathers posts from multiple platforms and deploys it to Netlify.

Done with Claude Codeยท Intermediateยท Oct 2026

What they did
The author started with an old, eight-page requirements document, but Claude Code could not work from it directly. They first used browser-based Claude in a few passes to compress the spec into a shorter prompt that spelled out the stack, features, data sources, and visual direction. Claude Code then created the project in Vue 3 with TypeScript, Tailwind, and Vite, and the author linked the GitHub repo to Netlify with the usual build settings.
How it went
The site shipped in roughly eight hours. It uses JSON-backed posts, custom URLs that forward to the original source, plus search, filtering, and dark mode. No bug log or repair notes were included.
Tips
If your spec is long or messy, expect to rewrite it before handing it to the agent. Keep the deployment step separate so you can review the build before anything goes public.

Try it yourself with Claude Code

I have a requirements document at [path] for a blog aggregator. Rewrite the plan into a compact build brief, then use it to create a Vue 3 app with [TypeScript/Tailwind/Vite or your stack choice] that pulls my posts from [platforms/RSS feeds] into one feed. Include [search/filtering/dark mode/custom redirects or other features], and get it running locally first. Show me the plan and the working build, then stop before any live deploy, account connection, or publishing step so I can approve it first. After I approve, prepare the Netlify deployment setup.

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