2026-06-11

How do you integrate Aqua into a vibe coding platform?

Vibe coding speeds up app builds, but App Store assets still slow releases down. Here is how to wire the Aqua API into a prompt-driven builder.

Vibe coding has changed how developers turn ideas into working applications. With AI coding assistants, you can stand up React Native, Swift, or Flutter projects from a prompt. Code can move fast; store graphics usually do not. Capturing screens, sizing icons for every slot, and getting listings review-ready still pulls builders out of flow.

If you are building or using a vibe coding platform, the goal is a ship-ready release package without a separate design detour. Store assets should generate programmatically, the same way the code does. Aqua exposes screenshots and icons through a developer API built for that step.

Equip your pipeline or coding agent with a call to Aqua. Instead of opening design software between prompts, the platform can request store-ready icons and screenshots when a build is ready to publish.

Here is a TypeScript example showing how your builder can use the Aqua SDK to generate a fully packaged icon set and polished screenshots directly from raw assets:

import { Aqua } from 'aqua-sdk'
import fs from 'fs'

const aqua = new Aqua({
  apiKey: process.env.AQUA_API_KEY || ''
})

async function generateAppAssets() {
  // Generate a complete App Store icon set from a single prompt
  console.log('Generating app icon set...')
  const iconZipBlob = await aqua.generateIconSet({
    prompt: 'A sleek, minimalist neon-blue water droplet icon with a dark background'
  })
  
  const iconBuffer = Buffer.from(await iconZipBlob.arrayBuffer())
  fs.writeFileSync('./ios/Assets/AppIcon.appiconset.zip', iconBuffer)
  
  // Generate framed, styled App Store screenshots from raw simulator captures
  console.log('Generating App Store screenshots...')
  const screenshotZipBlob = await aqua.generateScreenshots({
    appDisplayName: 'AquaReader',
    fontPairing: 'modern',
    screenshots: [
      {
        slot: 1,
        capture: new Blob([fs.readFileSync('./captures/login.png')], { type: 'image/png' }),
        position: 'iphone_full_with_text_top',
        copy: {
          title: 'Secure Access',
          subtitle: 'Log in securely with biometric authentication'
        },
        backgroundColor: '#0F172A'
      },
      {
        slot: 2,
        capture: new Blob([fs.readFileSync('./captures/feed.png')], { type: 'image/png' }),
        position: 'iphone_bottom_with_text_top',
        copy: {
          title: 'Live Updates',
          subtitle: 'Read the latest entries in real time'
        },
        backgroundColor: '#1E293B'
      }
    ]
  })

  const screenshotsBuffer = Buffer.from(await screenshotZipBlob.arrayBuffer())
  fs.writeFileSync('./dist/app-store-screenshots.zip', screenshotsBuffer)
  console.log('App assets generated successfully!')
}

By integrating this tool, vibe coding platforms can automatically prepare submission packages for App Store Connect. The builder feeds raw screenshots directly into the API and receives a zip package ready for submission. It removes the last remaining manual step, making the entire creation-to-delivery lifecycle automated.

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