19 builds · 408 open-source repos · blueprints tested with Claude Code
Explore real app ideas, see the open-source components behind them, and copy structured blueprints into your AI coding agent to start building.
Built for curious makers using Claude Code and AI coding agents. Blueprints currently validated with Claude Code; compatibility with other agents is being tested.
Browse app ideas by goal or difficulty. Each build shows what you end up with, the problem it solves and the open-source repos it is made from.
On the build page, press Copy the blueprint. You get a short prompt that points your agent at the full spec: parts, repos, data flow, steps, costs and licence notes.
Paste it into Claude Code and follow its setup. It checks each repo’s docs and asks before spending money or using your accounts. You review keys and settings.
Newest build
Run Claude Code, Codex and other agents in one place, see which one needs you, and give them a browser they click and type in while you watch.
Pick a goal to see the builds for it.
New app ideas, each with a blueprint your agent can follow.
Event-triggered AI agent When an email arrives, a form is filled or someone posts in chat, an AI agent starts, does the task and reports back. Advanced · A weekend · 4 repos 
Topic and sentiment monitor Track what's being said about your brand, competitors or a topic, score the mood, and get an alert when something spikes. Intermediate · A weekend · 4 repos 
Daily news brief Every morning, the sites, blogs and feeds you follow are read, summarised and sent to you as one short digest. Beginner · An afternoon · 4 repos 
Social content autopilot Paste a link or an idea and get platform-ready captions and an image, scheduled to all your social accounts. Intermediate · A weekend · 5 repos 
Support bot from your documents An AI agent answers customers on your website, email or Telegram from your own help docs, and hands hard questions to a person. Intermediate · A weekend · 4 repos 
Personal AI assistant Message an assistant on Telegram, by text or voice, and it checks your email, books calendar slots and remembers what you tell it. Intermediate · A weekend · 5 repos Before you start
Every build page is also a Markdown file your agent reads. There is no one-click setup: you stay in the loop.
What you end up with, who it is for, and what it replaces.
Each open-source part, linked to GitHub and its docs, with its licence and running cost sourced and dated.
What passes from one part to the next, so the agent wires them up in the right order.
The setup in order, plus paid add-ons and licence fine print to watch out for.
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Let your agent search the catalogue over MCP or llms.txt.
Short answers
A structured build spec: what the app does, the open-source repos it uses and how data flows between them, the steps in order, paid add-ons and licence notes, and a source for every fact. The copy button gives you a short prompt that points your agent at the full blueprint.
Blueprints are tested with Claude Code. Codex, Cursor, Grok and other agents can read the same Markdown blueprint, but we have not verified builds with them yet, so expect to guide them more.
It helps, but several builds are marked Beginner. Your agent does the setup and is told to ask before spending money or using your accounts. You still review what it installs and any keys or settings it asks for.
Usually, but it depends on the licence. Each project shows its licence and whether commercial use is allowed. Projects you can read but not freely reuse are marked source-available, not open source.
Yes. Connect it to https://repoquarry.dev/mcp, or point any agent that browses at https://repoquarry.dev/llms.txt. Every page also has a Markdown copy.
