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This guide is your fastest path to a deployed application. It covers the minimum steps — no options, no edge cases, no deep dives. The goal is to get you through the platform end to end so you understand how the pieces connect. Once you have completed this guide, the tabs across the top of this site cover each phase in full detail — with the full range of options, decision points, and professional guidance for your specific role and project type. Think of this guide as the on-ramp and the tabs as the road. You do not need files, designs, or prior experience to get started. A plain language description of what you want to build is all that is required. BlueGenAI generates a complete, modern, accessible application from that description alone — and adjusts it based on your feedback.

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How the platform works

Before you start, here is the big picture. BlueGenAI takes inputs from the left, processes them through a central AI platform, and produces target solutions and deliverables on the right. The BlueGenAI platform overview showing Sources on the left flowing through CAB, Design, Build, Test, and Deploy to Target Solutions and Deliverables on the right Sources — what you bring: contractual requirements, legacy applications, support documentation, or natural language descriptions Platform — five processing nodes: CAB (legacy analysis), Design (draft app generation), Build (code generation), Test (validation), Deploy (deployment) Target Solutions — what gets produced: Custom Web applications, Low Code Apps, or Hybrid Solutions — plus Contractual Docs and Support Materials Foundational Capabilities — the AI engine underneath: Multi-Agent Orchestration, LLM Network Optimization, Continuous Contextualization, and Compliance Frameworks

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Which path applies to you?

Your starting point depends on what you are building and what you are starting from. Find the path that matches your situation — each graphic shows your specific route through the platform with the relevant elements highlighted.

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Web App from an Idea

Starting with a plain language description — no files, no prior work needed.
1 11 Path Idea

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Web App from a Solicitation

Starting with an RFP, task order, or SOW.
1 11 Path Solicitation

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Modernize a Legacy System

Starting with an existing system — source code, database schemas, or documentation.
1 11 Path Legacy

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Deploy to a Low-Code Platform

Building for TAP, ServiceNow, Salesforce, or PowerApps.
1 11 Path Lowcode
The graphics above are static placeholders. Animated interactive versions — where you can select your path and see it highlighted in real time — are in development.

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Step 1: Open or create a project

  1. Log in at BlueGenAI.ai
  2. From the Projects dashboard, click + Create Project
  3. Enter a Project Title
  4. Select a Project Type — Web Application or Low Code Application
  5. Optionally enter a Client Name and Custom Domain
  6. Click Create — your project opens in the workspace
The Create New Project dialog showing Project Title, Project Type, Platform Type, Client Name, and Custom Domain fields

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Step 2: Generate a Draft App in the Prototype tab

The Prototype tab is where you describe what you want to build. The AI agent reads your description and generates a Draft App — a fully functional, interactive version of your application with mock data that you can review, share, and iterate on before committing to a full build.
  1. Click the Prototype tab in the workspace
  2. Click + in the Requirement Folders panel to create your first folder — name it by feature area (for example: Intake Form)
  3. In the chat input, type a prompt describing what you want to build
Write a prompt that includes:
  • What the application needs to do
  • Who will use it
  • Any constraints (accessibility, compliance, data sensitivity)
Example prompt: 
Build an intake application that allows residents to submit requests 
for a license permit and routes them to the correct program. 
The application is for a state permitting agency and must be 
accessible, plain-language, and appropriate for the public.
  1. Click the Send button (blue circle)
  2. The agent generates your Draft App and displays it in the chat
📸 Screenshot coming soon — This section will include a screenshot showing a Draft App result in the Prototype tab chat workspace. File to add: 1-11-draft-app.png
You can attach files directly in the chat to give the agent more context — upload an RFP, a screenshot of an existing system, or a requirements document using the 📎 attachment icon next to the prompt field.

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Step 3: Review and refine your Draft App

Open the Draft App from the chat and review it against your requirements. Continue prompting to refine, extend, or adjust:
  • “Simplify the language and reduce the number of required fields”
  • “Add a document upload section”
  • “Update the layout to use a two-column form”
Each prompt updates the Draft App. You do not start over — the agent adjusts what it has already produced.
Use the Medium or High model selector in the chat input to control the depth of the agent’s response. Medium is faster and sufficient for most iterations. High produces more thorough results for complex requirements.

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Step 4: Build your application

When you are satisfied with the Draft App:
  1. Click the Build tab in the workspace
  2. In the chat input, describe what you want to build
  3. Use the 📎 attachment icon to attach your Draft App files as references
  4. Click Send
  5. The Build agent generates your full-stack application
  6. When the build completes, your live application URL appears in the chat
📸 Screenshot coming soon — This section will include a screenshot showing a completed build with the live application URL. File to add: 1-11-build-complete.png

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Step 5: Review and continue

  1. Click the live URL to open your deployed application in a browser
  2. Test it against your original requirements
  3. Return to the Build tab and continue prompting to fix issues or add features
  4. Each iteration builds on the existing application — you are not starting over
📸 Screenshot coming soon — This section will include a screenshot of a deployed application open in a browser. File to add: 1-11-deployed-application.png

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Ready to go deeper?

You have completed the full platform journey. From here, each tab covers one phase of the Government Project Lifecycle in full professional detail — the full range of options, decision points, and guidance for your specific role and project type.

Building Web Apps

The complete guide to full-stack web application development — from Pre-RFP Solutioning through Deployment.

Building on Low-Code

The complete guide to deploying on TAP, ServiceNow, Salesforce, or PowerApps.

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Where to go next

Who is it for?

Find the path through the platform that matches your role.

Prompting Best Practices

Write more effective prompts and get better results with fewer iterations.

Collaboration & Sharing

Invite teammates and share your project with stakeholders.