AI generation1. Describe the CRM and get a working product
One prompt. It created the entire app: a dashboard with pipeline value, won revenue, conversion rate, and total deal count; a monthly performance chart; and views for contacts, pipeline, and activities. A clean, light theme with navy blue accents.
“Create a simple sales CRM for a small team. Include a dashboard with pipeline value, won revenue, conversion rate, and total deal count, a monthly performance chart, and pages for contacts, pipeline, and activities. Keep it light and clean, without unnecessary elements.”
2. Make deals persistent
Deals, contacts, and notes were moved into a real database: every change syncs immediately, and nothing is lost when the page reloads. Stage changes are recorded with a date and time.
“Save contacts and deals in a database. When I move a deal through the pipeline, save the stage change with the date and time.”
3. Add won and lost reports
One sentence produced the monthly performance chart: won and lost deals over six months, with clear legends and proper handling of empty states.
“Add a monthly performance chart comparing won and lost deals over the last six months.”
4. Invite your team
Role-based access: administrators manage everything, while sales reps see only their own deals. Sessions are handled automatically, with no configuration screens.
“Add access for my team. Administrators can see all deals, while sales reps can see only their own.”
5. Refine it
Consistent metric cards, keyboard shortcuts for the pipeline, and 14 tests written for the entire codebase. Zero errors.
“Adjust the dashboard spacing and make the metric cards consistent.”
