For decades, the path to building a software product was guarded by a steep barrier to entry: the computer science degree. If you didn't know the specific syntax of Python, Java, or C++, your ideas remained trapped in your head or stuck on a whiteboard. But the landscape has shifted fundamentally. In 2024, the most critical skill for a founder isn't knowing where the semicolons go; it is agency and curiosity. With the release of Claude Opus 4.5, the ability to build apps without coding 2024 has moved from a futuristic promise to a daily reality for non-technical entrepreneurs.
This guide breaks down a revolutionary workflow known as "Ralph"—a coding loop that allows you to delegate complex feature development to AI agents while you sleep. By leveraging Ampt and a structured approach to product requirements, you can now manage an AI