Talk starts an app from one prompt, and each turn is a version you can preview, diff, restore and publish #11010

Owner, 2026-11-10: "i also want to close this [Claude Code] and fully start using Talk… its not a good experience. look at https://vercel.com/templates/ai/v0-clone. this is basically what i want."

Today (/talk, signed in): the newest chat is from 11-02. The thread is a wall of raw mcp__forge__merge {"repo":…,"dryRun":true} JSON lines. There is no preview, and nothing says what happened. P10 shows 0 open, but the experience is not done.

The target is a v0-style builder: chat on the left, the thing being built live on the right, and every turn a version you can go back to.

This slice: from a prompt to an app, and versions.

• The Talk home is one box, "What do you want to build?", with a few starters drawn from packs and templates (#11006, #10305). Sending makes the repo from the template, starts the chat in it, and the preview appears as soon as the first deploy lands.
• Every turn that changes code is a version: a commit on the chat's branch, numbered v1, v2 and so on. Clicking a version shows its preview and diff. "Restore" makes a new version from it.
• Publish merges the chat branch to main, which deploys production. The URL shows, with a copy button.
• Proof: a test runs prompt, repo, v1, v2, restore v1 and publish against a scratch forge. One cold run from the phone is recorded in the pull.