Overview
These examples show how teams and individual developers use the SynapseX CLI in real-world projects — from starting a new application to shipping to production.Building a New Web Application
Scenario: Start a new full-stack SaaS product from scratch.Adding Features to an Existing Project
Scenario: Add a new feature to a production codebase without breaking existing functionality.Debugging Production Issues
Scenario: Production error causing user-facing failures.stripeCustomerId, and applies null checks with proper error handling.
Database Migrations
Scenario: Evolve the database schema safely.Writing Comprehensive Tests
Scenario: A new hire needs to bring test coverage from 40% to 80%.Performance Optimization
Scenario: The API is slow on high-traffic endpoints.Security Hardening
Scenario: Pre-launch security audit and fixes.CI/CD Pipeline Setup
Scenario: Set up automated deployment from scratch.Refactoring Legacy Code
Scenario: Modernize a legacy JavaScript codebase to TypeScript./multi-agent — each agent works on a different module in parallel,
cutting migration time significantly.
Documentation Generation
Scenario: Generate and maintain developer documentation.Quantum Computing Integration
Scenario: Integrate QCOS SDK for quantum computation tasks.Parallel Feature Development with Multi-Agent
Scenario: Ship a large feature faster by running agents in parallel.Key Features
Full CLI feature reference
Getting Started
Install and configure the CLI
VS Code Agent
Use SynapseX inside VS Code
Orchestration
Parallel agents in the VS Code Agent