The client MVP has a backend

A client wants an MVP by Friday: signup, dashboard, a nightly import from their supplier's API. Frontend generators get you the dashboard, then stop where the real work starts.

Here the agent has a whole Linux machine, so the prompt covers the whole job. It creates the SQLite database, writes the import script, schedules it as a nightly cron entry, registers the API as a supervised daemon. When you hand over the URL on Friday, there's a scheduler running behind it, not a mock returning fixtures.

The client paid for software, and software is mostly the part below the UI.