A demo Kanban board (Java + React) built entirely through the /continue framework — no code written by hand.
Three planned stories:
| # | Story | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Create task | Backend done, frontend in progress |
| 2 | Move task | Spec done, development not started |
| 3 | Edit/delete task | Not started |
- Claude Code with a Claude subscription (or Claude-compatible LLM)
- Java 17+, Node.js 18+
git clone <repo-url> continue-example1
cd continue-example1
claude
# inside Claude Code:
/continue 1Claude reads progress.md, finds the last completed step, and continues — writes the next test, implements code, runs quality gates, commits, and stops for your review.
Review the diff. If it looks good — run /continue 1 again. If you have feedback — tell Claude, it will fix it.
Clone the repo 3 times to work on all stories simultaneously:
git clone <repo-url> continue-example1
git clone <repo-url> continue-example2
git clone <repo-url> continue-example3Open each in a separate IDE and run:
| IDE | Command | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | /continue 1 |
Continues frontend for story 1 |
| 2 | /continue 2 |
Starts backend for story 2 (first acceptance test) |
| 3 | /continue 3 |
Starts from scratch — interview, spec, test plan |
The folder suffix (1, 2, 3) isolates ports so parallel instances don't conflict.
One /continue run takes 5–20 minutes. Review one stream's commits while another is working.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/continue N |
Continue working on story N |
/task |
Create a standalone task (bug, refactoring) |
/architecture |
Make an architectural decision with ADR |
/doc |
Document research findings |
/prompt-update |
Add or fix a framework rule |
/demo |
Run a Selenium test in visible mode |
Want your own project? Use the empty framework:
- Clone the empty framework
- Fill in:
ProductSpecification/BriefProductDescription.md— product descriptionProductSpecification/ExpectedLoad.md— expected loadProductSpecification/technology.md— tech stackProductSpecification/stories.md— list of stories
- Run
/continue— and keep going
Supported stacks: Java/Spring, Go, Node/Express, Python/Django, C#/.NET, PHP/Laravel, C++/CMake (backend); React, Vue, Angular (frontend); Tailwind, plain CSS; Selenium, Playwright, Cypress.
Rakovsky Alexander
TG: @RakovskyXP