Hey friends,
Yesterday, I showed you how Claude Cowork and I turned a static Notion guide into an interactive learning experience.
I walked you through the vision and iteration process.
Today, I’m sharing the technical integrations that make it production-ready.. AND the live link so you can try it yourself.
I’m kinda excited for you to test it out.
Keep reading for the link!
Picking back up where we left off:
Let me show you what happened next
✅ 3. Adding Professional Integrations
This is where it got really interesting.
I needed every signup to flow into Kit (my email platform where these newsletters are sent from) with:
- First name and email
- Added to my subscriber list
- Tagged as “web app signup” so I can segment them
Claude built a server-side API endpoint that handles this securely.
Initial version had my API key in the client code (visible to anyone).
Claude caught this and moved it server-side.
That’s the kind of best practice I wouldn’t have known to implement.
Same with the certificate generator.
It uses the browser’s Canvas API to create a personalized certificate in real-time, then lets users download it as PNG or PDF.
(you can share it directly on Threads and LinkedIn too)
These aren’t basic features…
These are the kinds of integrations you’d pay a developer thousands of dollars to build.
Step 3.5. I quickly wanted to mention that before the next step you should thoroughly test your app back to front. Claude’s tests won’t be enough because you will catch much more.
✅ 4. Deploying to a Live URL
Once everything worked locally, we pushed it to Github and deployed it to Vercel (for now).
- Free hosting
- Professional performance
- Live URL I can share
And yep, Claude Cowork can push to Github for you.
And if you connect Vercel with Github, it’s auto deployed!
The entire process, from “I have an idea” to “here’s the live link” took less than two days of back-and-forth conversation with Claude Cowork.
Build Your Personal AI Agent Stack in 2026
Check out the live interactive experience here:
nahid-ai-agent-stack2026guide.vercel.app
Try it yourself.
Go through it all and get your certificate.
See what an AI-assisted build feels like from the user side.
Then you’ll know exactly what’s possible, if you’re sitting on a library of content!
🛠 How This Actually Works (For Non-Technical People)
You don’t need to understand code to do this.
Your role shifts from “coder” to “orchestrator”
Here’s what we bring:
- The content (my Notion guide)
- The vision (interactive learning experience)
- Design feedback (what feels right, what feels clunky)
- Business requirements (Kit integration, certificate design)
Here’s what Claude Cowork provides:
- Technical implementation
- Best practices (security, accessibility)
- Problem-solving (debugging, refactoring)
- Options and recommendations
You talk about what you want.
Claude builds it.
You test and give feedback.
Claude refines it.
It’s AI assisted development where you stay in your zone of genius (content, strategy, user experience) and AI handles the technical execution.
📈 Why This Matters for Creators
We’re entering a new paradigm.
For years, if you wanted to build interactive learning experiences, you either learned to code or hired developers.
Now there’s a third option:
You direct, AI executes.
This unlocks capabilities for people who have ideas, content, and audience but don’t have technical skills.
I’m a marketer, writer, creator not a software engineer.
But I just shipped a professional web app with email marketing integration, progress tracking, and certificate generation.
It’s getting easier day by day to do some real cool shit.
If you’ve been sitting on ideas because “I don’t know how to code,” that barrier just got a lot smaller.
🫡 Final Thoughts
I know this sounds like I’m overselling.
I’m not trying to hype this up..
I’m genuinely still processing what just happened.
A few days ago, I had a static Notion guide.
Today, I have a functional web app that captures leads, guides people through content, and generates certificates.
I think that counts for something.
My first EVER web app finally launched and you’re the first to test it out!
If you’re a creator sitting on content that could be more interactive, or you have product ideas but don’t know how to build them.. this might be the nudge you need to explore what’s possible with Claude Cowork.
If this episode got you thinking about what you could build, forward it to a friend who’s been held back by the “I can’t code” barrier.
Every share helps this community grow.
To building better experiences,
Nahid
