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⬡ Rork Dev/2026-03-22Advanced

Keeping Multi-Screen Apps From Falling Apart in Rork — A Three-Stage Prompting Approach to Screens, State, and Wiring

Once a Rork app grows past four screens, a familiar failure appears: every screen works on its own, but state vanishes the moment you navigate. The cause is prompt structure, not app size. Here is the three-layer separation, typed Context, and staged prompting workflow that fixed it for me.