Review My Hostel
A real product shipped with agents as the primary engine
Stack
Frontend
- Next.js
- TypeScript
Backend & Data
- Supabase
- PostgreSQL
- Auth
Problem
Could agent-assisted development carry a product all the way to production — auth, data model, review flows, deployment — rather than stopping at a demo? This build was the test, with a live site as the pass condition.
What I built
- An end-to-end review platform: browsing, submission and moderation flows.
- Auth and data model on a managed Postgres backend.
- Deployed and live in production.
Technical decisions & trade-offs
- A managed backend for auth and data, to keep the moving-parts count low while the workflow itself was the experiment.
- Agents as the primary development engine, with human architecture and review as the quality gate.
- Scope held deliberately tight — a complete small product beats an incomplete big one.
Outcome
Live in production. It showed that agent-assisted development reaches production quality when paired with real engineering judgment — a practice since carried into team workflows.