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The problem. Providers spend hours writing notes after visits.
What I built. Voice dictation and edit-by-voice that produce a structured SOAP note, with ICD-10 code suggestions from embeddings for the provider to approve. Tests written alongside every feature.
Stack. FastAPI, Postgres on AWS RDS, Next.js, Claude, Vapi, AWS.
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Then: 1 month, 1 template.
Now: 1 week, 15 templates.
Same designer, different workflow.
I wrote up how I built no-code.supply: fifteen website templates, each with its own brand, in HTML and React, and some in Framer too. Claude Code did most of the typing. I did the directing.
no-code.supply
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How I built 15 AI-ready website templates with Claude Code in a week: the workflow, the quality bar, and why a template is only the starting point.
Going from one template a month to fifteen a week is wild. How much of the design direction did you still do by hand?
Designed this interactive 3d dashboard with Opus 5.5 for an industrial company's vehicle and material tracking dashboard
A full 3D simulation of the plant, every truck tracked from gate to dock
Both modes are pixel precise. Which one you like?
4 voted
40%
6 voted
60%
10 votes
Closed
Voted Dark. On a dashboard watching trucks move from gate to dock all day, dark is easier on the eyes, and the 3D bars and route lines glow against it. Light is clean, but dark makes the live movement the focus.
Take a vampire, a grim reaper and a bat for a midnight ride through a haunted town. Hold to boost over broken track, brake before the big hills, and grab candy to refill your boost. Push your luck too far and your passengers end up splattered across the screen.
Cute!!