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Emergent Client App Delivery Sprint (7-10 days)

A productized sprint that takes a client from natural language brief to a deployed web or mobile app built on Emergent, with the agency handling prompt architecture, GitHub version control, and store publishing. Time: 7-10 days.

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Emergent Client App Delivery Sprint (7-10 days)

A productized sprint that takes a client from natural language brief to a deployed web or mobile app built on Emergent, with the agency handling prompt architecture, GitHub version control, and store publishing.

Prerequisites
  • Client brief written as a feature list the agency can translate into Emergent build prompts
  • Emergent Pro plan active at $200/month so the sprint has enough credits for a moderately complex build
  • GitHub repository created and connected to Emergent for version control and code handoff
  • Agency builder assigned who can review AI-generated code before it reaches the client
  • Client sign-off on which surfaces ship first: web only, or web plus Play Store and App Store
Execution Timeline
  • 1.Run the client brief through Emergent's conversational builder to generate a first-pass app skeleton
  • 2.Confirm the Standard AI agent E1 scope against the brief and flag anything that needs a more complex build path
  • 3.Create the GitHub repo and link it to Emergent so every generation is versioned from the start
  • 1.Refine design prompts until the generated UI matches the client's brand direction
  • 2.Use Emergent's visual editing to adjust layout and copy without regenerating the whole app
  • 3.Log the prompt set that produced the approved design so the agency can reuse it on the next client
  • 1.Direct the backend and database agents to model the client's core entities and relationships
  • 2.Review the generated schema against the brief and correct field types before any data is loaded
  • 3.Set up 1-click backup so there is a restore point before testing begins
  • 1.Run Emergent's testing agent against the primary user flows and capture the failure list
  • 2.Fix or re-prompt each failing flow, then re-run tests until the core paths pass
  • 3.Walk the client through the staging build and collect change requests in one batch
  • 1.Apply the batched client changes through targeted prompts rather than a full rebuild
  • 2.Verify the GitHub commit history reflects each change so the client owns a clean code trail
  • 3.Freeze the feature set and move the build to deployment preparation
  • 1.Deploy to web through Emergent's publishing flow and confirm the live URL resolves correctly
  • 2.Prepare Play Store and App Store listings if the client contracted mobile distribution
  • 3.Check that the client's code remains private in the Emergent workspace settings
  • 1.Submit store builds and resolve any listing or asset rejections
  • 2.Hand the client GitHub access and walk them through the repository structure
  • 3.Record a short handover video covering how to request future changes through the agency
  • 1.Set up monthly credit usage monitoring on the client's Emergent workspace
  • 2.Produce a usage report showing credits consumed during the build against the Pro plan allowance
  • 3.Agree the retainer scope for prompt optimization and monthly flow updates
$200/month for the Emergent Pro plan during the build, plus $1 for a Standard Trial if the agency wants a 7-day pre-sales proof before committing. A Standard plan at $20/month covers 100 credits monthly for smaller client apps.7-10 days
ROI Logic

The Pro plan at $200/month carries enough credits for a moderately complex client build, so a single sprint billed at agency day rates clears the tool cost many times over. Because Emergent generates code the client owns, the agency can charge for prompt architecture, GitHub handoff, and store publishing rather than for raw development hours. The recurring margin sits in the monthly retainer for credit monitoring and prompt optimization, which costs the agency a few hours against a fixed $200 platform fee.

Deliverables
  • Deployed web app with a live URL and, where contracted, published Play Store and App Store listings
  • GitHub repository containing the client-owned generated code with a readable commit history
  • Prompt library documenting the build prompts that produced the approved design and schema
  • Monthly credit usage report tied to the Emergent Pro plan allowance
  • Handover video and retainer scope covering ongoing prompt optimization
Definition of Done

The client's app is live on the contracted surfaces, the code sits in the client's GitHub repository, and the agency holds a signed retainer for monthly credit monitoring and prompt optimization.

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