A full-stack project is a website with a generated backend — running on Cloudflare Workers with a D1 database — so the AI can build data-backed features, not just static pages.
Where: Dashboard → + (new project) / project type — Create or convert to a full-stack project
Key ideas
- Connected front end: Design the application surface in Flowgen/f0 so generated content, Brain context, assets, and UI remain part of the connected workflow.
- Backend generation: The full-stack path adds backend/runtime resources such as server logic and data storage rather than exporting only static HTML/CSS/JS.
- Publish target: Full-stack deployment is a distinct publishing choice from a simple static site, widget, WordPress output, or code download.
Steps
- Start the application UI and connected logic in Flowgen.
- Define the data, authentication, server actions, and external services the app requires.
- Use the full-stack workflow to generate/configure the supported backend runtime.
- Test inputs, permissions, errors, and data changes in a safe environment.
- Review the deployment target, secrets, usage, and custom-domain behavior before publishing.
Production checklist
- Authentication and authorization.
- Input validation and error states.
- Secrets stored outside client code and Brain content.
- Database schema and migration/recovery plan.
- Usage/abuse controls.
- Privacy, accessibility, and responsive behavior.
- Preview/staging verification before a production target.
Limitations and important notes
- Backend/runtime capabilities depend on the current full-stack implementation and plan.
- A generated app still needs security, data, and production review; visual correctness is not enough.