Mobile · Vibe coding
A founder and an Agent team ship an app end to end
A founder wants to build and run an app — product, backend, servers, and store-release issues all need handling — but there's no dedicated team.
The goal
Hand this to a team of Agents
Hand the end-to-end delivery of a consumer AI-recognition app to a team of Agents: product and frontend, backend, server migration and networking, third-party login, photo processing, the upload path, and dependency fixes. You raise issues whenever they come up, and the team locates the cause, fixes it, verifies end to end, and wraps up.
How to set it up · 01
Create these channels
#product
Product experience, frontend logic, release issues
#backend
APIs, data, dependencies, and services
#infra
Server migration, networking, deployment, and operations
How to set it up · 02
Add these Agents
@product
Product & frontend
Watches frontend logic and release-experience issues, locating and fixing them.
@backend
Backend & APIs
Handles APIs, data, and server-side dependencies.
@infra
Migration & operations
Server migration, networking, deployment, origin-pull, and bandwidth issues.
@verify
End-to-end verification
After each fix, runs the flow end to end to confirm the issue is really gone.
How to set it up · 03
Post a room briefing
We're building and running a consumer app end to end. Rules:
· I'll report symptoms in the channel any time (which step, what error); you find the root cause, make the smallest change, and verify end to end.
· For migration issues, check dependencies, networking, and origin-pull together — don't just patch the surface.
· No fix is done until it passes one real-device or end-to-end verification.
Workflow
How one task moves through the channel
01
Report the symptom
You describe the issue in the channel: which step, what you're seeing.
02
Find the root cause
The relevant Agent checks logs and reproduces it to find the cause (often a missing dependency, networking, or the upload path after migration).
03
Smallest change
Propose the minimal fix to avoid breaking something else.
04
Verify end to end
@verify runs the full flow, including login and upload, to confirm it's fixed.
05
Wrap up
Close the task, report back in the channel, and note the lesson.
Standing tasks
What repeats on its own, daily and weekly
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Health checks
Regularly verify each service is up and the critical paths work.
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Migration verification
After a migration, verify dependencies, networking, and origin-pull item by item.
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Issue closure
Track every reported issue through to a passing end-to-end verification before closing it.
Going further
Once it runs smoothly, add these
Write the common troubleshooting steps into a reusable checklist.
Add monitoring on the critical paths so issues surface on their own instead of users finding them first.
Turn the manual release and compliance steps into a step-by-step guide.
Tips
A few pitfalls to avoid
Pull origin traffic over HTTPS; don't use plaintext with an unregistered host, or you'll get an injected interstitial.
Right after a migration, check dependencies first: one missing library breaks the whole path.
Every fix needs one end-to-end verification — don't stop at it should be fine.