Rychee

From “I have an idea” to “people are paying for it.”
In twelve weeks.

Not a best case. Not a cherry-picked story. The path.

Watch how Rychee turns your ambition into real products, real infrastructure, and real revenue — with AI doing the coding.

South Asian woman directing AI agents on her monitor — code streams rising as she points at the screen

The Loop

Specify → Constrain → Build with AI → Verify → Ship

This is the universal workflow you’ll use for everything. Every module teaches it. Every project uses it. It becomes muscle memory.

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Step 1: Specify — Write What You Want(plain language)

You write what you want to build — in plain language. Not code. Not technical diagrams. Just clear thinking:

“I want a scheduling tool for hair salons. Clients book online. Salon owners see their calendar. Email confirmations sent automatically. Mobile-friendly.”

The spec template guides you:

  • Goal and target user
  • Acceptance criteria (how do I know it's done?)
  • Non-goals (what am I NOT building?)
  • Constraints (must work on mobile, must use Stripe)

This is where product thinking lives.

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Step 2: Constrain — Set the Boundaries

Before AI writes a single line of code, you define the box:

  • Scope:"Only booking and calendar. No payments in v1."
  • Safety:"No storing sensitive health data."
  • Budget:"Must deploy within AWS free tier."
  • Timeline:"Shippable in one week."

Constraints prevent AI from hallucinating a 50-feature monster when you need a focused tool that solves one pain.

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Step 3: Build with AI — Direct, Don't Code

You direct AI agents to build — in small, verifiable pieces:

Over-the-shoulder view of an AI coding session — chat interface showing structured AI options with a decision notebook
YOU:"Build the booking form with date/time picker and email confirmation."
AI:

I've built the form. Here's what I created:

— Date picker with available slots
— Email confirmation via AWS SES
— Mobile-responsive design

Should I walk you through the verification steps?

YOU:"Yes — and add a constraint: no double-bookings."
AI:Good catch. I've added mutex logic for time slots. Here's the updated version.

Small tasks. Clear requests. Verified outputs.
The AI writes code. You manage the process.

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Step 4: Verify — Check Before You Ship

Before anything goes live:

  • Does it do what the spec says?
  • Do edge cases work? (What if two people book the same slot?)
  • Is it secure? (No leaked API keys, no SQL injection)
  • Does it work on mobile?
  • Does it handle errors gracefully?

Verification discipline is the moat.

Anyone can ask AI to write code. The skill is knowing whether what AI produced is actually correct and safe.

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Step 5: Ship — Deploy and Iterate

One deployment command. Product is live.

  • Real URL on your domain
  • Running on AWS infrastructure you understand
  • Metrics dashboard tracking real usage
  • Ready for real users and real feedback

Then: gather feedback, analyze data, ship v2.
The loop starts again. Every iteration makes you faster.

What a typical week looks like

Monday

45 min

Spec + Plan

Review last week's metrics. Define this week's shipping goal. Write the spec. Set constraints.

Tue–Thu

3–4 hrs

Build + Verify

Direct AI to build. Verify outputs. Test edge cases. Iterate until the spec is met.

Friday

1–2 hrs

Ship + Distribute

Deploy. Run the shipping checklist. Create 2 content pieces. Share what you shipped.

Weekend

30 min

Reflect + Plan

What broke? What improved? What's the next iteration? Update your builder log.

Total: ~6–8 hours/week (adjustable to your pace)

Watch the loop in 90 seconds.

Demo video coming soon

90-second walkthrough: idea → spec → AI build → verify → deploy

0:00 — Writes product spec
0:15 — Sets constraints
0:30 — Directs AI agent
0:45 — AI builds. Student reviews.
1:00 — Deploys to AWS
1:30 — "Your turn."
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