A real-world walkthrough of using Claude Cowork to deploy an AI coaching page — tools, mistakes, fixes, and everything in between. Every error documented. Nothing skipped.
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“I am not a developer. I had never written TypeScript.
I did not know what a git conflict was this morning.”
By the end of the session, I had shipped two new pages to a live website, fixed three build errors, and resolved a git conflict — all through conversation.
What's Inside
What the tool actually does — and how it differs from just chatting with an AI.
Every step from describing what I wanted to seeing it live at cliqai.ai.
Wrong property names, overwritten files, git conflicts — documented honestly with fixes.
The clean repeatable process I use every time I want to update my site.
Cowork, GitHub, Vercel, Terminal — what each one does in plain English.
Not the technical things. The mindset things that matter more.
The starting point for any SMB owner who wants to try this workflow.
The Honest Part
Most AI guides skip the parts where things go wrong. This one doesn't.
“TypeScript errors tell you exactly what's wrong and on which line”
“You cannot permanently break something on GitHub. Every change is recorded.”
“These are tiny rules developers know by memory. AI knows them too.”
“Git is protecting you from data loss. The fix is almost always pull first.”
The Workflow
Copy these. Use them every time Cowork writes files you want to go live.
Ready to Try It?
Includes the full workflow, every mistake documented, the tool comparison table, and your step-by-step starting point.
This guide was built using Claude Cowork — the same tool it describes.