Not a video or a mockup: the phone below is the real app on react-native-web. Search, filter, open a hero. AI agents built and verified it; their real run is on this page too.
The screens, navigation, data layer and tests are the same code on every platform. React Native 0.88 runs them natively; webpack aliases react-native to react-native-web for this page. Web-only code: the entry file index.web.js, one data source, heroDataUrl.web.ts, and the browser history routes, linking.web.ts.
Types, lint, tests, Clean Architecture layers and a secret scan. No agent's work counts until the gate is green.
Each agent has its own eval cases. A change to an agent is compared against the last run before it lands.
Each agent runs on Claude or a local model, picked by an eval matrix, and escalates when a local fix fails.
At The International 2017, an OpenAI bot beat Dendi on stage, after learning the game by playing against copies of itself. That was the first time I saw AI in action, and my research into AI started there. This app is where that road has led so far. The full story