🚀 I’m building AI-powered Telegram mini-apps with Go + React. I experiment daily with Claude Code and AI tools to build faster and smarter. Sharing everything I learn — from code to monetization. Got approved my app in App Center 🤓 ⚡ Follow for AI x Mini-Apps insights.

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I've been using Claude Code completely wrong. I gave it a custom skill and Browser CLI tools and letting it do work for me. It can open pages, click buttons, fill in forms all from your authenticated browser. Just published it to the marketplace, install it in 2 commands.

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Here’s what my AI workout generator looks like 👇 Simple UI, clean logic. Claude Code wrote 60% of the backend. 1 click = 1 new workout plan.

could try it:

Most fitness apps are bloated. I wanted a simple mini-app that just generates workouts that fit you. You open Telegram → tap → done. AI does the planning, you just train. 🔥 And what I like that you could add icon on Home Screen and use just like app

Deployment From git push to production in 90 seconds ⚡ That's it. Railway handles: - Build - Deploy - HTTPS - Logs No Docker, no K8s, no DevOps team needed. Running here: https://t.co/lqjV4ruUoV #Railway #DevOps

Telegram Mini Apps = instant distribution to 900M users 📱 Frontend integration in 3 lines: const tg = window.Telegram.WebApp; tg.ready(); tg.MainButton.setText("Generate Workout").show(); No App Store. No downloads. Just send a link. #TelegramBots #MiniApps

func (h *Handler) GenerateWorkout(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) { workout, err := https://t.co/kB7zpT94WO.Generate(r.Context(), params) if err != nil { http.Error(w, err.Error(), 500) return } json.NewEncoder(w).Encode(workout) }

Go Backend Speed My Go workout API handles 1000+ req/s with zero dependencies 🚀 #GoLang #Backend A simple endpoint that took 10 lines:

My AI workout generator stack: 🟦 Go backend (REST API) ⚛️ React + Telegram WebApp SDK 🤖 Claude Code for AI logic & prompts It’s small, fast, and deploys in seconds on Railway. #GoLang #AI #ClaudeCode #MiniApps

Claude Code Weekly Round Up This week we made subagents resumable, added a Plan subagent, introduced prompt based stop hooks, fixed several high priority bugs & much more across the CLI, web and SDK. We're also replacing output styles with with more powerful alternatives:

Every week I'll share: ✓ Code snippets & patterns ✓ AI workflow tips ✓ Monetization experiments ✓ What worked (and what didn't) DM me if you're building mini-apps too. Let's learn together.

Telegram Stars changed the game. In-app payments with no: • Payment processing setup • Subscription infrastructure • Multi-currency headaches Just: WebApp.openInvoice() Users pay in Stars, you get real money.

3 lessons from building with AI: 1. Start with prompts, not code 2. AI excels at patterns, you own the product vision 3. Iterate 3x faster = 3x more experiments

Real example from this week: Built entire workout generator feature in 2 days: • Go backend with OpenAI integration • React UI with Telegram Stars payments • User feedback system Claude Code handled 60% of the boilerplate. I focused on product logic.

Why this stack? → Go: Fast backend, minimal resources, perfect for serverless → React: Rich UI in Telegram's WebApp SDK → Claude Code: 10x faster prototyping & debugging Traditional dev: weeks With AI tools: days The gap is only getting wider.

Not satisfied with Codex speed after Claude code. Plus drag-drop is super cool feature in Claude code, in codex you need to click and search needed images #claudecode #codex

Bought ChatGpt subscription to test Codex this month, seems need time to adjust my workflow after Claude Code