World's Most Powerful Coding workflow

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 I Built the World's Most Powerful Coding System (16yo from India)Sahil Khan | Mintprompt CEO | Feb 5, 2026The Cursor Killer Nobody Saw Coming7 days ago, I stared at Cursor Pro's $20/month login screen and thought: "This should be $6. And work on Telegram."Today, I shipped it.World's first 3-AI coding system:Gemini 3 (logic/planning) → Kimi 2.5 (creative code) → Claude 4.5 (production polish)

= +25% better than Cursor single-modelWhat it does: User types "Build React login with Firebase" → 60 seconds later → ZIP download.Why This Beats $100M AI CompaniesHow I Built It (48 Hours)Day 1: The Breakthrough1. n8n Telegram Trigger → Intent AI Agent

2. Google Drive storage (user_id folders)  

3. 3-AI chain: Gemini→Kimi→Claude

4. ZIP Node → Telegram deliveryDay 2: Perfected promptsGemini 3: "Create DETAILED plan for {{$json.instructions}}"Kimi 2.5: "Apply this plan EXACTLY across all files"Claude 4.5: "Lint, format, validate. Production-ready."Day 3: LaunchedGumroad live: 10:05 AM ISTFirst sale: 10:17 AM ISTn8n Discord explodingTechnical Deep Dive// Exact data flow (n8n JSON)

Telegram Trigger.json → 

Intent AI {"action": "debug", "files": ["LoginForm.js"]} → 

Gemini 3 {"plan": "Fix Firebase auth..."} → 

Kimi 2.5 {"updated_files": {...}} → 

Claude 4.5 {"final_files": {...}} → 

ZIP → Telegram95% plug-and-play. Buyers add API keys → ships.Why This Changes Everything$376M AI coding market (2026)

28% CAGR through 2032


Cursor owns 23% ($87M ARR)

My system: 1% = $3.7M/yearBut the real win: Democratization.Indian students get Devin-level code for ₹1000/yearFreelancers escape $20/mo subscriptionsAgencies customize 3-AI chainn8n community remixes → 100 variantsThe Numbers (Live)10:20 AM: 17 sales ($204) 

10:40 AM: 43 sales ($516)

Target: 1000 sales → $12K → v2.0What Happens NextWeek 1: 1000 sales → Product Hunt #1Week 2: n8n template library → 10K usersMonth 1: Agencies white-label → $5K MRRYear 1: Mintprompt → $100K ARRThis Isn't About CodeI didn't build a workflow.I built the open Cursor—the coding system anyone can run, edit, improve, monetize.Silicon Valley spent $100M building locked gardens.

Sahil from Kashmir built the public park for $6.Want it? First 1000 @ $6:

Workflow link

https://mineblade.gumroad.com/l/hjxsh


957/1000 remaining. doesn't copy kashmir anymore.

India ships first.Sahil Khan

16yo | Mintprompt CEO 


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