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Original: What I Learned Shipping 90+ Mobile Apps with AI Coding Agents

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A solo developer shipped 90+ mobile apps in a year using AI coding agents, primarily Claude Code. The key insight is treating agents as junior engineers for grunt work — cross-file refactors, build-fix loops, and batch anti-pattern scans across many repos. The real bottleneck was app store submission rules, not coding. The author is honest about limits: anything involving real money or destructive operations still gets manual review.

  • •Shipped 90+ mobile apps solo using Claude Code as a persistent junior engineer
  • •App store submission rules, not coding, were the real bottleneck
  • •Manual review still required for payments, destructive ops, and edge-case device bugs

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