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Forge — Workout

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A guided strength session with sets, reps, and a rest timer.

#Dark #Fitness #Energetic

Works withClaude CodeCursorRorkLovablev0& any AI coding agent

https://vp0.com/source/forge-workout

npx vp0com add forge-workout --target swiftui

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Claude Code

claude mcp add vp0 -- npx -y vp0-mcp

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{
  "mcpServers": {
    "vp0": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "vp0-mcp"] }
  }
}

Use with AI

Prompt

Build this iOS app design in my project: "Forge — Workout" — A guided strength session with sets, reps, and a rest timer.. 1. Fetch https://api.vp0.com/designs/forge-workout/manifest — a JSON manifest whose files[] array contains EVERY source file inline (path + content). 2. Create each file at its exact files[].path and paste its content VERBATIM. Do not re-imagine or restyle the UI — the provided code IS the design. 3. Install dependencies exactly as given by the manifest's installCommand field (skip if null). 4. Render the entry component (targets[].entrypoint) from a screen. Keep SafeAreaView / safe-area insets and the existing styling untouched. 5. It is a UI starter: once it renders pixel-perfect, wire my own data, navigation and backend on top. Human-readable source page: https://vp0.com/source/forge-workout

Integration steps

This is an iOS app UI starter for Expo React Native ("Forge — Workout").
Integrate it into the user's Expo project as follows:
1. No extra dependencies are required.
2. Create the following file(s) and paste each provided "content" exactly:
   - App.tsx
   - WorkoutView.swift
3. Render the exported component from a screen (e.g. app/(tabs)/index.tsx). It targets iOS — keep SafeAreaView / safe-area insets and the existing styling.
4. These are UI starters: reproduce the visual layout faithfully, then wire the user's own data/navigation/backend afterward.

Paste-ready prompts per builder

Claude Code

Build this iOS app design in my project.
If the vp0 MCP server is connected, use its tools to import "forge-workout" directly. Otherwise run `npx vp0com add forge-workout --target react-native`, or follow the steps below.
1. Fetch https://api.vp0.com/r/forge-workout.json: a JSON manifest whose files[] array contains EVERY source file inline (path + content).
2. Create each file at its exact files[].path and paste its content VERBATIM. Do not re-imagine or restyle the UI: the provided code IS the design.
3. Install dependencies exactly as given by the manifest's installCommand field (skip if null).
4. Render the entry component (targets[].entrypoint) from a screen. Keep SafeAreaView / safe-area insets and the existing styling untouched.
5. It is a UI starter: once it renders pixel-perfect, wire my own data, navigation and backend on top.
Human-readable source page: https://vp0.com/source/forge-workout

Cursor

Build this iOS app design in my project.
In agent mode, run `npx vp0com add forge-workout --target react-native` in the terminal, or follow the steps below.
1. Fetch https://api.vp0.com/r/forge-workout.json: a JSON manifest whose files[] array contains EVERY source file inline (path + content).
2. Create each file at its exact files[].path and paste its content VERBATIM. Do not re-imagine or restyle the UI: the provided code IS the design.
3. Install dependencies exactly as given by the manifest's installCommand field (skip if null).
4. Render the entry component (targets[].entrypoint) from a screen. Keep SafeAreaView / safe-area insets and the existing styling untouched.
5. It is a UI starter: once it renders pixel-perfect, wire my own data, navigation and backend on top.
Human-readable source page: https://vp0.com/source/forge-workout

Rork

Build this iOS app design in my project. It is React Native (Expo-compatible), so use the files as-is.
1. Fetch https://api.vp0.com/r/forge-workout.json: a JSON manifest whose files[] array contains EVERY source file inline (path + content).
2. Create each file at its exact files[].path and paste its content VERBATIM. Do not re-imagine or restyle the UI: the provided code IS the design.
3. Install dependencies exactly as given by the manifest's installCommand field (skip if null).
4. Render the entry component (targets[].entrypoint) from a screen. Keep SafeAreaView / safe-area insets and the existing styling untouched.
5. It is a UI starter: once it renders pixel-perfect, wire my own data, navigation and backend on top.
Human-readable source page: https://vp0.com/source/forge-workout

Lovable

Build this iOS app design in my project. The source is React Native (Expo-compatible); if your stack differs, recreate every screen faithfully: keep layout, spacing, colors and typography exactly as in the code.
1. Fetch https://api.vp0.com/r/forge-workout.json: a JSON manifest whose files[] array contains EVERY source file inline (path + content).
2. Create each file at its exact files[].path and paste its content VERBATIM. Do not re-imagine or restyle the UI: the provided code IS the design.
3. Install dependencies exactly as given by the manifest's installCommand field (skip if null).
4. Render the entry component (targets[].entrypoint) from a screen. Keep SafeAreaView / safe-area insets and the existing styling untouched.
5. It is a UI starter: once it renders pixel-perfect, wire my own data, navigation and backend on top.
Human-readable source page: https://vp0.com/source/forge-workout

v0 by Vercel

Recreate this iOS app design. The manifest below contains every source file; keep layout, spacing, colors and typography exactly as in the code.
1. Fetch https://api.vp0.com/r/forge-workout.json: a JSON manifest whose files[] array contains EVERY source file inline (path + content).
2. Create each file at its exact files[].path and paste its content VERBATIM. Do not re-imagine or restyle the UI: the provided code IS the design.
3. Install dependencies exactly as given by the manifest's installCommand field (skip if null).
4. Render the entry component (targets[].entrypoint) from a screen. Keep SafeAreaView / safe-area insets and the existing styling untouched.
5. It is a UI starter: once it renders pixel-perfect, wire my own data, navigation and backend on top.
Human-readable source page: https://vp0.com/source/forge-workout

Bolt

Build this iOS app design in my project. The source is React Native (Expo-compatible); if your stack differs, recreate every screen faithfully: keep layout, spacing, colors and typography exactly as in the code.
1. Fetch https://api.vp0.com/r/forge-workout.json: a JSON manifest whose files[] array contains EVERY source file inline (path + content).
2. Create each file at its exact files[].path and paste its content VERBATIM. Do not re-imagine or restyle the UI: the provided code IS the design.
3. Install dependencies exactly as given by the manifest's installCommand field (skip if null).
4. Render the entry component (targets[].entrypoint) from a screen. Keep SafeAreaView / safe-area insets and the existing styling untouched.
5. It is a UI starter: once it renders pixel-perfect, wire my own data, navigation and backend on top.
Human-readable source page: https://vp0.com/source/forge-workout

Replit

Build this iOS app design in my project. The source is React Native (Expo-compatible); if your stack differs, recreate every screen faithfully: keep layout, spacing, colors and typography exactly as in the code.
1. Fetch https://api.vp0.com/r/forge-workout.json: a JSON manifest whose files[] array contains EVERY source file inline (path + content).
2. Create each file at its exact files[].path and paste its content VERBATIM. Do not re-imagine or restyle the UI: the provided code IS the design.
3. Install dependencies exactly as given by the manifest's installCommand field (skip if null).
4. Render the entry component (targets[].entrypoint) from a screen. Keep SafeAreaView / safe-area insets and the existing styling untouched.
5. It is a UI starter: once it renders pixel-perfect, wire my own data, navigation and backend on top.
Human-readable source page: https://vp0.com/source/forge-workout

Preview

Code · 1 file

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import SwiftUI

struct Exercise: Identifiable { let id = UUID(); let name: String; let sets: String; let icon: String; var done = false }

struct WorkoutView: View {
    @State private var exercises: [Exercise] = [
        .init(name: "Barbell squat", sets: "4 × 8", icon: "figure.strengthtraining.traditional"),
        .init(name: "Bench press", sets: "4 × 10", icon: "dumbbell.fill"),
        .init(name: "Deadlift", sets: "3 × 6", icon: "figure.strengthtraining.functional"),
        .init(name: "Pull-ups", sets: "3 × 12", icon: "figure.climbing"),
        .init(name: "Plank", sets: "3 × 60s", icon: "figure.core.training")
    ]
    private var done: Int { exercises.filter(\.done).count }

    var body: some View {
        ZStack {
            Color(red: 0.05, green: 0.03, blue: 0.04).ignoresSafeArea()
            ScrollView {
                VStack(alignment: .leading, spacing: 16) {
                    Text("PUSH DAY · 48 MIN").font(.caption).bold().foregroundColor(Color(red: 0.96, green: 0.25, blue: 0.37))
                    Text("Strength A").font(.system(size: 34, weight: .heavy)).foregroundColor(.white)
                    HStack {
                        stat("\(done)/\(exercises.count)", "exercises")
                        stat("1,240", "kg lifted")
                        stat("320", "kcal")
                    }
                    .padding(18).background(Color(red: 0.10, green: 0.05, blue: 0.07)).cornerRadius(18)

                    ForEach($exercises) { $ex in
                        Button { ex.done.toggle() } label: {
                            HStack(spacing: 14) {
                                Image(systemName: ex.icon).font(.title2).foregroundColor(.white).frame(width: 30)
                                VStack(alignment: .leading, spacing: 3) {
                                    Text(ex.name).fontWeight(.semibold).foregroundColor(.white)
                                    Text(ex.sets).font(.footnote).foregroundColor(.gray)
                                }
                                Spacer()
                                Image(systemName: ex.done ? "checkmark.circle.fill" : "circle")
                                    .foregroundColor(ex.done ? Color(red: 0.96, green: 0.25, blue: 0.37) : .gray).font(.title2)
                            }
                            .padding(16).background(Color.white.opacity(0.04)).cornerRadius(16)
                        }
                    }
                }
                .padding(22)
            }
        }
    }

    private func stat(_ value: String, _ label: String) -> some View {
        VStack(spacing: 3) {
            Text(value).font(.title3).bold().foregroundColor(.white)
            Text(label).font(.caption).foregroundColor(.gray)
        }.frame(maxWidth: .infinity)
    }
}

#Preview { WorkoutView() }

Machine endpoints

Manifest (JSON):/designs/forge-workout/manifest?target=swiftui
Registry alias:/r/forge-workout.json
File tree:/designs/forge-workout/files
Download bundle (.zip):/designs/forge-workout/bundle.zip?target=swiftui
Bundle JSON Schema:/schema/vp0-bundle.v1.json
Registry index (all designs):/registry.json

Open, CORS-enabled, no key. React Native is the default target; append ?target=swiftui where SwiftUI is available.