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Build things with AI.
Without knowing how to code.

You describe what you want. Nanostack guides the agent through scope, plan, build, review, security, QA, and delivery — with checkpoints you can review along the way.

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How it works

1

You describe what you want

Open Claude Code or Cursor and tell the agent what you need, in your own words. No special syntax, no code. Just the thing you want to build.

Claude Code v2.1.101 welcome screen open in the terminal, with the orange-bordered card and recent activity panel ready to receive a command.
2

The agent asks the right questions

Before building anything, it asks what problem this solves, who is going to use it, and what is the minimum that needs to work. You answer in plain language. No technical answers required.

Agent asking in plain language: what problem does this solve, who will use it, what should someone do on the page.
3

It builds, reviews, and fixes

The agent creates the files, checks them for errors, fixes what it finds, and audits for security issues. You can follow along step by step, or let the agent work through the checklist and then review the result before shipping.

Agent review output in plain language: 2 issues found, both fixed. Contact form email added, mobile text enlarged.
4

You open the result

When the agent is finished, it opens the result in your browser. No deploy, no configuration. The files live on your computer, ready to use or share.

Finished landing page open in a browser tab, showing the aegis.sec hero, benefits, and a call to action.

What you can build

A few things people made on their first try.

A landing page

A page for your business with a contact form and basic SEO. Ready to share.

An internal dashboard

A simple dashboard to track whatever numbers matter to you: sales, leads, inventory.

A form or survey

A form that collects responses and sends them to your email. No database to set up.

An automation

A small program that processes your files, renames images, or cleans up a spreadsheet.

A personal tool

A habit tracker, a recipe keeper, a reading list. Whatever you wish existed and doesn't.

A prototype

A working version of an idea you want to show to a friend, a client or an investor.

How to install

Pick the agent you already use. It takes about 30 seconds.

1
Open the Terminal app. On Mac, press Cmd + Space, type Terminal and press Enter. On Windows, search for Terminal in the Start menu.
macOS Spotlight search with Terminal typed in, the Terminal app highlighted as the top match.
2
Copy this command, paste it, and press Enter:
Terminal running npx create-nanostack with the installer detecting agents and cloning skills.
3
Wait 30 seconds. When the installer finishes, type claude and press Enter. You will see the Claude Code welcome screen.
Claude Code v2.1.101 welcome screen with the orange-bordered card, recent activity panel, and version footer.
4
Type /nano-run and press Enter. Claude walks you through the first setup.
Claude Code prompt with /nano-run typed in, cursor blinking after the command.
5
Done. Describe what you want to build, and Claude does the rest.
Claude Code ready to receive your first description of what to build.

Your first project

Try this. It takes about five minutes.

  1. Open your agent and type: "I want a landing page for my business."
  2. Type /think in the chat. The agent will ask you questions about who the page is for and what it should say. Answer in plain language.
  3. Type /nano. The agent plans the work and builds the page.
  4. When it is done, it opens the page in your browser.

Want a guided walkthrough with screenshots? See your first landing page →

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