Describe an app in one sentence. Claude Opus 5.5 edits the code with seven precise tools, a sealed sandbox verifies the build, and it goes live at its own address on writesequa.xyz.
Prompt, live preview, deploy and token launch in one flow. Every app runs in its own container; every token is signed in your own wallet.
SEQUA reads your sentence like a sample. Claude isolates the files that matter, edits them with surgical tools, assays the build in a sealed container, repairs what fails, and expresses the result at its own address.
One sentence is enough to start. Add detail whenever you like.
Claude never receives your whole project. Like a sequencer reading one region of a genome, it gets the map, the conversation and the few files your request touches, then pulls in anything else on demand.
Framework and settings, so every edit fits the stack.
Every path with its size. No contents yet.
A rolling summary of older turns plus the latest messages.
Only the files ranked closest to your request, within a size budget.
list_filesLists every file in the project with its size.read_fileReads one file in full, when the agent needs more than it was given.edit_fileReplaces one exact snippet. The rest of the file is untouched.write_fileCreates a file, or rewrites one almost entirely.rename_fileMoves or renames a file.delete_fileRemoves a file.run_buildType-checks and bundles in the sandbox, and hands any errors back to the agent.Built for ideas, not toolchains. What runs between your sentence and a live URL.
Ask for changes in plain words. Claude edits only what the request needs and leaves your design alone.
A live preview refreshes after every verified build.
Redeploys swap atomically. A failed build never takes the live version down.
Every project lives at {name}.writesequa.xyz with a certificate issued on demand.
Each project builds and runs in its own container with CPU and memory limits.
Every run happens behind four walls.
No root, no host files. Each project gets its own container.
Platform keys never reach generated apps or the browser.
Your wallet, your signature. Nothing is signed for you.
Launch results are read from the real receipt and verified.
Single-page apps in React, TypeScript and Tailwind. Pick a starter prompt, then ask for changes in plain words.
Hero, features, tokenomics and roadmap for a token project.
Sidebar navigation, KPI cards, charts and a data table.
Personal site with projects, about and contact.
Collections, item grid, filters and item detail view.
Cinematic hero, trailer section, characters and pre-register.
Crisp one-pager with email capture and FAQ.
Give your app its own token in one signature, on Pons V2, Robinhood Chain. Terms are read from the factory again in your browser right before you sign.
canLaunch(wallet)Eligibility is checked before the form appears.
previewLaunchEconomics(id, ETH)Pinned in your params: 0xa9fc75…8b1ca7
launchToken(params) + feeSimulated first, then signed in your wallet.
TokenLaunched(token, curve)Read from the receipt and verified server-side.
Start free with 20 AI runs a day and up to 5 apps. Past that, credits are paid in $SEQUA at Claude's own token price plus 5%, nothing hidden.
AI runs, apps, and hosting on your own subdomain with HTTPS.
Any amount works. You pay the dollar value in $SEQUA at the live on-chain price (now 1 $SEQUA ≈ $0.00000448).
Create apps, run Claude and deploy from scripts, bots and other tools with an aestro_sk_ key. API requests always spend credits.
Good questions, short answers.
Not at all. Describe what you want and Claude makes the change. You can peek at the code in a read-only view if you're curious.
Single-page apps built with React, TypeScript and Tailwind: landing pages, portfolios, dashboards, small games and interactive tools.
Each deployment runs in its own container and is served at {your-project}.writesequa.xyz with automatic HTTPS.
You do. SEQUA prepares the transaction from the current Pons V2 configuration, and your own wallet signs it. We never touch keys or seed phrases.
No. They're linked but independent. Editing your site later never touches the token's on-chain data.