Slopfolio: a portfolio platform for AI-assisted work

I set out to build a place where AI-assisted work gets a permanent URL — the artifact plus the process behind it, together. I froze the data model and a full design system up front, then had Claude Code build it in phases: the post page and profiles first, then the database, then sign-in and publishing, and finally the social and distribution layer (a Q&A thread, likes, follows, notifications, a discovery feed, and shareable preview cards). The database enforces its own rules — row-level security and triggers on every table — so the app code stays thin: all reads go through one data layer and all writes through small API routes. Claude wrote the code, the tests, and ran its own code reviews; I made every product call at the gates and kept it honest about scope. It closed with a launch-readiness pass where parallel review agents flagged the rough first-run edges before any real user would hit them.