That's pretty much all I've done since LLMs became the hot thing. I've only used AI on one AI project, and that was pretty much only to say I've worked on an AI project. My main two projects now are a JSON replacement and a CLI construction set (which uses the JSON replacement for its config).
We’re building Mo Money: a Duolingo-style app for learning to trade.
No AI in the product, but we've been flirting with using it behind the scenes to shape dynamic learning paths based on what users struggle with, dynamically generate content based on databases and to help answer their questions faster and more clearly.
I've been experimenting with a concept called Propheciple — a decentralized, cryptic platform for exploring new ideas in the evolving economy. Would love feedback or thoughts on this direction:
I'm a magazine journalist who's usually working on multiple stories at once. I collect a lot of tabs.
So the other day I used Claude to make a browser extension that saves all in an active window to the specified "Writing Project" so I can easily open/close them all as needed.
That's pretty much all I've done since LLMs became the hot thing. I've only used AI on one AI project, and that was pretty much only to say I've worked on an AI project. My main two projects now are a JSON replacement and a CLI construction set (which uses the JSON replacement for its config).
https://github.com/paulmooreparks/
We’re building Mo Money: a Duolingo-style app for learning to trade.
No AI in the product, but we've been flirting with using it behind the scenes to shape dynamic learning paths based on what users struggle with, dynamically generate content based on databases and to help answer their questions faster and more clearly.
Helps them learn better, not just more.
I've been experimenting with a concept called Propheciple — a decentralized, cryptic platform for exploring new ideas in the evolving economy. Would love feedback or thoughts on this direction:
https://www.caard.net/profile/propheciple/ce562ce7-a75d-4a0e...
I'm a magazine journalist who's usually working on multiple stories at once. I collect a lot of tabs.
So the other day I used Claude to make a browser extension that saves all in an active window to the specified "Writing Project" so I can easily open/close them all as needed.
Basically, a more streamlined bookmark system.
Not answering your question or building anything, but what your'e making sounds like what I'm looking for!