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How to get what you built with a coding agent in front of the people it was built for.
How to give a coworker access to an app you built with AI, and nobody else
The tool is finished and one person needs to use it with you. What "only my coworker can open it" really requires, what they see when you invite them, what happens if someone else finds the link, and how to take access away.
How to send a daily email reminder from an app you built with AI
Your agent built a tracker, a checklist or an approvals tool, and now you want it to email people every morning about what is still open. Why a timer in the app doesn't work, the usual ways to do it, and the version your agent can set up in the same conversation.
We asked Claude Code to ship the same app three ways. Here's how often it needed us.
Same agent, same app, three routes to a coworker. We counted every time the agent had to stop and ask a person for help.
How to make a checklist your whole team can use, without building an app
A month-end close, a release sign-off, a policy sign-off. Tools that are really one shared list, the usual ways to build them, and a page your agent writes that saves data and grows into an app when it needs one.
When does a team spreadsheet need an app?
A shared spreadsheet is hard to beat for a list. Here is how to spot when it has become a workflow, what to keep, and how to build the smallest useful replacement.
Build or buy? When a tool your AI agent builds beats the software you'd pay for
Building an internal tool used to take months, so the answer was almost always "buy". A coding agent now builds one in an afternoon. Here is which tools that changes the answer for, which it doesn't, and the costs on both sides that people forget.
How to put a login in front of an HTML page
A report, a dashboard or a prototype that is one HTML file, and six people who should see it and nobody else. What counts as a real login, the ways to get one, and the one-command version.
How to share a Claude Code app with your team
The app works on your laptop and a coworker has asked for the link. Here are the four ways to give them one, what each costs you, and where each stops working.