Coddle

Coddle: the Agentic Workspace for Product Development

Hello everyone, I'm building Coddle AI, the agentic workspace for product development (@coddleai). Day 201 of my 365 Days of Code Today, I worked on the Sprint, Task, and Backlog modules for Coddle AI. I built the backend for the execution layer: sprints with goals and dates (one active sprint per project), and tasks with priority, status, estimates, and assignees. Teams can manage a backlog, move work onto a sprint board, and promote ready user stories into tasks. I also added task comments for collaboration. Soft-deleting a sprint returns unfinished work to the backlog, so nothing gets lost as plans change. This is the bridge between what we planned and what we ship.

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Hello everyone, I'm building Coddle AI, the agentic workspace for product development (@coddleai). Day 190 of my 365 Days of Code Today, I built the project members APIs. Organization admins can now add existing organization members to a project with roles such as Admin or Member. When a user is added, they automatically receive an email notification, no invitation flow required. I also implemented the API to view all members assigned to a project. Project members can view and collaborate on the project based on their roles.

What did I achieve at 18? Hello everyone, the past one year has been one of the most rewarding seasons of my life. Balancing life as a student, freelancer, founder, software developer, and a build in public creator hasn’t been easy, but I’m grateful for how far I’ve come. While I haven’t achieved everything I set out to do, I’m proud of the progress I’ve made. Here are some of the biggest milestones I’ve reached as an 18 year old developer. 1. Launched Studeylearn (@studeylearn), an AI powered learning ecosystem for students, which now has over 600 users. 2. Scaled Campus Space (@campusspace_app), a social and business platform for campus students, to over 600 users. 3. Built Foodey (@foodey_app), a food delivery ecosystem, which is launching next month. 4. Registered Threndin (@threndin) as a private limited liability tech company. 5. Started building Coddle AI (@coddleai), an AI powered agentic workspace for product development. 6. Won 3 hackathon awards and another pitch competition. 7. Started a 365 Days of Code challenge and have stayed consistent, currently on Day 190. 8. Built a strong presence on X and LinkedIn by consistently building in public. 9. Successfully deployed multiple apps to the Play Store and App Store. 10. Worked with multiple clients and companies, both locally and internationally. 11. Served as the Director of ICT in my faculty (SICT FUTO), helping foster greater tech participation among students. 12. Received invitations to speak at multiple tech events. Looking back, I’m grateful for every opportunity, every challenge, every late night, every win, and even every setback. They’ve all played a part in shaping my journey. I’m excited for what the next year holds. We’re just getting started. I’m Ahiakwo John, Founder of Studeylearn, Software Engineer, and Product Builder. With over 4 years of experience. I’m open to partnerships, collaborations, opportunities, and conversations around technology, startups and AI.

Hello everyone I'm building Coddle AI, the agentic workspace for product development (@coddleai). Day 188 of my 365 Days of Code. Today, I implemented the accept invitation API for Coddle AI. Invited users can now join an organization through a secure flow that validates the invitation, requires email verification, ensures the signed-in user's email matches the invitation, and prevents users who already belong to an organization from accepting another invitation. Another step toward making team collaboration seamless and secure on Coddle.

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Hello everyone, today is Day 183 of my 365 Days of Code. Today, I focused on laying the foundation for the backend of Coddle AI (@coddleai). I set up the backend using Golang, designed a scalable production-ready folder architecture, and configured essential middleware and security features such as CORS, rate limiting, logging, and other core backend infrastructure to ensure the application is secure and maintainable from the start. I also built the first API for Coddle, the waitlist API, connected it to MongoDB, and established the project's database structure. Although today's progress wasn't very visible from the frontend, it was an important milestone. Building a solid backend foundation early makes it much easier to scale, maintain, and ship new features as the product grows. One step at a time, we're building Coddle AI, the Agentic Operating System for Product Development.

Hello everyone, today is Day 182 of my 365 Days of Code. Today marks the beginning of a new journey as I officially started building Coddle AI (@coddleai) with an amazing team. Coddle AI is an Agentic Operating System for Product Development, a product by Threndin (@threndin). Instead of being just another AI assistant or coding tool, Coddle provides an intelligent operating platform where AI agents collaborate with humans across the entire software development lifecycle. From planning and design to development, testing, documentation, deployment, and continuous improvement, Coddle helps teams build better products while keeping humans in complete control of decision-making. Today, I worked on refining the landing page UI to better communicate our vision and create a stronger first impression. I also had our onboarding meeting with the team, where we aligned on the product vision, goals, and how we'll collaborate as we build Coddle together. This is just the beginning, and I'm excited to share the journey of building Coddle in public.