Documentation
killer generates production-ready React + Vite + TypeScript sites from plain English. These docs cover how to connect external APIs, add premium services with your own keys, and deploy your finished site anywhere.
Quick start
1. Create a project — go to the home page, name your project, and click Create.
2. Describe what you want — type a prompt like build me a weather dashboard. killer generates real code, not wireframes.
3. Iterate — ask for changes in plain English. Every version is saved for rollback. Connect APIs by describing what data you need.
4. Ship — download the code, push to GitHub, or deploy directly. You own every line.
Sections
Connecting APIs→
How free and premium APIs work, the 3-step setup flow, proxy architecture, and security model.
Free APIs→
24 APIs across 9 categories that work instantly. No keys, no config — just describe what you want.
Premium Services→
20 services that need an API key. AI, music, movies, maps, communication, and more.
Deployment→
Deploy to 6 targets including Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare, and self-hosted. Standard Vite + React output.
What killer generates
Every project is a standard Vite + React + TypeScript app. The output includes index.html, src/main.tsx, src/App.tsx, component files, and CSS. There are no proprietary imports or lock-in — the code runs anywhere Vite runs.
Styling uses Tailwind CSS by default. The AI generates utility classes directly — no custom theme files to configure.
Available packages include React Router, Framer Motion, Lucide icons, Recharts, date-fns, and more. The full list is in the build system — just ask for what you need and killer will use the right library.