How LobLogix works
The steps from a first description to an application that has passed the checks you agreed and is ready to try.
You describe, you agree, LobLogix builds, and the checks you approved decide whether it passes. Here is each step.
1. Describe what you need
Open AI Assistant and write a few sentences. LobLogix asks questions before it writes anything. See Describe what you need.
2. Agree the list
A card appears that begins Here’s what I’ll build. It lists capabilities, each with a Done when sentence. Choose Change something, Agree, don’t start yet, or Agree and build.
3. Review your Living Spec
LobLogix writes the specification. Choose Review Changes, then apply or reject what it wrote.
4. Agree the checks
In TDD & QA, LobLogix writes checks from your specification: things that should work, and things that should be refused. You review them and lock them. See Write, review and lock your checks.
5. The backend is built
LobLogix builds the backend of your application from the specification and the locked checks. You see what it proposes before it is used.
6. The checks are run
The application runs in a separate test space with its own empty records. Each check passes or fails by what the application actually does. If one fails, LobLogix proposes a correction to the application. The checks stay as you locked them. See How checks are run, and what a pass means.
7. Try it and sign it off
A version that passed can be installed in Preview and in Stage, both on LobLogix hosting with their own test records. In Stage you try it in plain words: add sample records, try what should work and what should be refused, and read what happened. See Ask My Backend: try your application in plain words. You can also connect your own frontend. See Build and connect your frontend.
Going live on your own infrastructure comes after the alpha.
8. Change it later
Ask for a change in the conversation. LobLogix shows what stays, what changes and what is new. After you agree, the same path runs again.