AI app builder shows costs and every decision before it runs
An AI app builder has opened for people building real . It turns a goal into a , sends simple work to , and uses more expensive models such as Claude only for and harder logic. In one example run, the build had 14 steps; most went to a , while only the and logic steps used Claude.
The tool gives a cost estimate before the run starts. One example was estimated at about $0.47 and finished at $0.58, with a warning that the final cost can rise if the build needs extra passes. The reason behind the tool is that many AI build tools hide what happens inside their own systems, including which models and API keys are used.
This tool keeps each decision visible so the builder can review what happened instead of blindly trusting the result.
Key points
- A goal is split into a instead of being handled as one hidden job.
- Simple work goes to , while harder and logic work can use Claude.
- One 14-step example was estimated at $0.47 and ended at $0.58.
- The tool warns that extra passes can raise the final cost.
- Each decision is shown so the builder can check what happened.