Kuron lets an LLM act as the app instead of generating code for one. You write an idea in one line, even one that would take about fifty hours to build, and within roughly a minute it is running on minimal screens that you can use by hand, so you can find out whether it is worth building. Nothing is generated per idea: the LLM sets the system up, then is the system on every action, reading only what it needs.
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Describe an app in one line and use it by hand within about a minute.
Let the model be the runtime rather than emitting code you then have to run.
Read the reality estimate before committing to a real implementation.
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