Resources Clone/Rebuild Any Website or Mobile App Using REA AI
Clone/Rebuild Any Website or Mobile App Using REA AI
20 paste-ready prompts, a build brief and an 18-page guide for using REA with Claude Code, with a real case study (lagoslife.app). For educational purposes only.
What it does
Shows you how to install REA, point your AI agent at an app, map how it works and build a first version, then follow up with edits until it is right. Case study: lagoslife.app.
Who it's for
Beginners, freelancers, founders and AI learners who want to understand how apps are built, without being reverse engineering experts.
What you need
A computer with Claude Code (or another supported AI coding agent), Node.js at a version REA supports, and about 30 to 45 minutes a day for the 7-day plan.
What's included
- 18-page step-by-step guide
- 20 paste-ready prompts as plain text
- Build brief template
- CLAUDE.md for clone projects
- Real case study: lagoslife.app, with screenshots
- 7-day plan
- Fix-it table and one-page checklist
How to use it
Install REA with npx rea-agents setup, fill in the build brief, then paste the prompts in order and follow up with edits. This page offers a free 7-page sample of the guide. The full playbook with the prompts and templates is a paid download. For educational purposes only.
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