Getting an agent to run clean with Claude Code or an MCP server in your local setup feels great until you try to make it run an end-to-end production workflow. The agent executes its narrow task fine, but the handoff between your logic, database calls, and the actual project steps still ends up messy. You spend less time writing boilerplate and more time gluing disconnected tools together just to ship one feature. When you move an agent past the demo stage, where does orchestration usually start slipping for you?

Real talk about the difference nobody wants to admit: Public LLM output: "Here's a beautiful login page!" (no auth) "Here's a dashboard!" (no data) "Here's a pricing page!" (no Stripe) Total working product: 0% Investor demo score: 11/10 Private tooling output: Auth wired to your actual DB Dashboard pulling real metrics Stripe in test mode by lunch, live by dinner Total working product: shipping Investor demo score: who cares, I have revenue The gap between "looks like software" and "is software" is where 90% of founders live. And they wonder why they're still pre-revenue in month 14.

Hi, I’m Mehul, an AI & No-Code expert passionate about building exciting stuff. Looking forward to having interesting conversations with all of you! Portfolio: https://sethiamehul14.notion.site/Resum-6619fbecde8e4e959cd06b60e3099d1b#38b86bb174e44c29ac36de341df3b437

er, seems like Claude got a new habit recently...

Hi everyone, I'm a lowcode developer using mainly Webflow (Petite Vue) and Xano, although I've built with Wized as well, and am vaguely familiar with Weweb. I see a few people I know in this group, mainly from Statechange.ai My businesses are Flashfeed.io and ResumeBuild.ai I started my journey about 6 years ago as a web developer with Webflow. I painstakingly learned webflow just through trial and error and can say now I am an expert in anything that is webflow. 1.5 years ago I jumped into Xano slowly and now am comfortable with it. Recently I have been needing to build a v2 of Flashfeed and plan to use Xano auth instead of memberstack, so I am extremely interested in the boilerplate as I completely loathe memberstack. I also have an idea for a new company in the plastic surgery space and think that weweb would be a good platform to build the front end with. Nice to meet you all :)