Stacks Tharas can build

These are the starters Tharas can create a project from. It works inside an existing repository in any language — this list is about what it can build from a blank directory.

React NativeReact Native is one of two mobile starters Tharas can create from nothing. Ask for a mobile app and this is what it reaches for by default.FlutterFlutter is the second of the two mobile starters. Name it and the planner takes it as an answer to both the platform and the framework question.Next.jsNext.js serves its own API, so naming it answers the "do we need a separate backend?" question — and it gets the full verification treatment, up to and including being started.ReactA React front end scaffolds as a web service in its own directory, so it can sit alongside a separate backend without either plan touching the other’s files.Node.jsNode fills the backend role. It gets the full verification path, including being started and asked whether it is alive.PythonPython fills the backend role, and it is the stack with the most to prove automatically — a suite that runs, and a service that starts and answers.