MonkeyCode tutorial: build and publish CreatorFlow

Build a sponsorship dashboard with MonkeyCode, test campaign updates, review it with another model, and submit it to the AI Gallery.

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This tutorial uses MonkeyCode to build CreatorFlow, a sponsorship management dashboard, through a hosted browser workflow. The speaker describes MonkeyCode as open source with a self-hosted option, but demonstrates its managed cloud environment. The video does not walk through installation on personal hardware.

The initial prompt defines the product, its interactions and what the AI agent should do after writing the code. The first version includes eight campaigns, revenue metrics, deadlines and payment information. Follow-up prompts focus on working interactions: the speaker adds a campaign, saves it and shows the revenue updating. Changing a campaign's status also changes the dashboard. Another iteration adds a deadline-focused view to help identify work needing attention.

The speaker says each task has a server-side environment where the agent can install dependencies, compile the application, run tests and provide a preview without a local Node installation. The tutorial also checks the mobile layout and switches models for a second code and UI review. The speaker names Qwen, GLM, GPT and DeepSeek as model options.

The final step submits CreatorFlow to the MonkeyCode AI Gallery with a project name and description. This is a hosted development walkthrough; the stated self-hosting option is not demonstrated.