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Design rounds, open-ended builds and the long build
Not every AI round hands you a repo and three phases. Some give you an empty repository and keep adding requirements; some give you hours to build a product with any tool and then make you defend it; and Meta now runs design interviews with the assistant in the editor. This lesson covers all three and the habit they share — the structure is yours, the typing is the tool's.
What you'll be able to do
- Open a bring-your-own-environment round with a setup walkthrough and a written plan
- Design so that each new requirement is an addition rather than a rewrite
- Scope a two-to-three-hour build, cut on purpose, and defend it in review
- Use an assistant in a design interview without letting it produce the design
Before this: working-with-the-ai
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Not every AI round hands you a repo and three phases. Some give you an empty repository and keep adding requirements; some give you hours to build a product with any tool and then make you defend it; and Meta now runs design interviews with the assistant in the editor. This lesson covers all three and the habit they share — the structure is yours, the typing is the tool's. This walkthrough runs about 15 minutes, with runnable code you can edit and re-run as you read. A new account gets 7 days of Pro free, no card required.
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