You already have the full, updated build; you just need to pull it down and run it locally, or export it as a zip from Buildy / Devin. ## What the “current full build” is From that Devin session, the canonical project is: - Buildy project: `Club Connect Hub` at `https://www.buildy.ai/projects/ppv2a2aiezpnuaypugw`. - Tech stack: React 19 + Vite, TypeScript, Tailwind, shadcn/ui, Framer Motion, Superdev backend. - Backend: Superdev API with - `VITE_APP_ID=ppv2a2aiezpnuaypugw` - `VITE_SUPERDEV_BASE_URL=https://superdev.build/api`. - Local dev entry: `src/main.tsx`, dev server on port 8080. Devin has already: - Fixed `.env` to point at the same app ID as the original Buildy app. - Installed dependencies and started `npm run dev -- --port 8080`. - Applied multiple UI/UX passes, branding, performance optimisations (bundle down from ~2.6 MB to ~394 kB with route-based code splitting). So the build currently running at `http://localhost:8080` on Devin and at `https://dist-xrfqxqyx.devinapps.com` is your “full updated version” of Club Connect Hub. ## How to get that full build on your machine To have exactly that version locally: 1. Get the project files - In Devin, there should be an option to **Download project** / **Download zip** for `buildy-club-connect-hub` (the session name). That zip is effectively `buildy-club-connect-hub.zip`. - Save it to your machine and extract it. 2. Create the `.env` file at the project root Use the same values Devin used: ```env VITE_APP_ID=ppv2a2aiezpnuaypugw VITE_SUPERDEV_BASE_URL=https://superdev.build/api ``` 3. Install and run From the project folder: ```bash npm install npm run dev -- --port 8080 ``` Then open `http://127.0.0.1:8080` in your browser. This will give you the full updated app, wired to the same Superdev backend/database as the live Buildy version. ## If by “full updated build” you mean a production bundle Once you’ve got the project locally: ```bash npm run build ``` Vite will output the production build into `dist/`. You can then deploy that `dist` folder to any static host (e.g. Netlify, Vercel, Cloudflare Pages) while still pointing at the Superdev backend via the same `.env` values. Do you want explicit step‑by‑step for grabbing the zip out of Devin (click path in their UI), or are you comfortable from here once you have the files?
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