Describe the site. Watch it get built and run.
Code from a chat window is a starting point you still have to set up. Fulminare installs the packages, writes the code, starts the dev server, and opens the page in a browser to check it renders.
Build a one-page website for a small bakery called Crumb & Co: hero with a tagline, a menu section with 6 items and prices, opening hours, and a contact form. Use Next.js and Tailwind, make it look warm and modern, run it, and show me the preview.
How it does it
- 01Scaffolds a real Next.js or React project on its sandbox.
- 02Writes the pages and styling you described.
- 03Starts the dev server in the background and opens the page in a browser.
- 04Fixes anything that does not render, then hands you a live preview.
It checks its own work
Before calling it done, Fulminare opens the site in a real browser and looks at what rendered. Errors get fixed, not handed back to you.
Ship it
Connect GitHub and it can push the project to a repo, ready to deploy on Vercel or Netlify.
Questions
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Describe what you want and ask for changes in plain English. The code is there if you want it.
Can it work on an existing project?
Yes. Connect GitHub or upload the files, and it works inside your code.
Is Fulminare free?
Yes. The free plan includes 3 live sandboxes, 200 runs / day, 100k tokens / mo, 5 overnight runs / mo — no card required.
How is this different from ChatGPT?
A chatbot tells you how to do the task. Fulminare does it: every session runs on its own cloud machine with a real shell, browser, and file system, and you get the finished files back.
Related
Stop reading answers.
Start getting work done.
Busy people save hours every week when the agent stops advising and starts doing. Point Fulminare at the job. Come back to it finished.