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    Getting started

    Welcome to TrigCode

    3 min readReviewed 9 September 2026

    What TrigCode builds, how the agent workflow works, and where to begin.

    On this pageWhat TrigCode isWhat you can buildThe basic workflow

    What TrigCode is

    TrigCode is an AI app development platform. You describe the product in plain language, review a proposed plan, and the build agent creates an editable codebase with a live preview.

    The same workspace supports new builds and follow-up changes. Eligible plans can inspect or edit the source, export it, push it to GitHub, and publish it through TrigCode or supported external deployment providers.

    What you can build

    • Full-stack web apps with a React frontend and generated Node backend.
    • Marketing sites and landing pages.
    • Interactive 3D websites built with React Three Fiber.
    • React Native and Expo mobile app interfaces.
    • Playable mobile games on eligible plans.

    The basic workflow

    1. Choose an app type and describe the users, screens, data, and outcome you need.
    2. Answer any clarification questions and review the saved implementation plan.
    3. Approve the plan and follow progress while the agent writes and validates the project.
    4. Test the preview and ask for focused changes in the conversation.
    5. Export or deploy only after checking the important user flows yourself.
    Keep the final review human

    A verified badge means the automated source, bundle, and available runtime checks passed. It does not replace testing your business rules, credentials, payments, or production data.

    Still need help?Open a support ticket from your workspace or contact the TrigCode team.
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