Congrats on shipping. I'm curious how commodotized the underlying LLM's are for generating this type of code? (And thereby, how big the moat is for companies like vercel/bolt surrounding v0 et al). What models are you using to power the code editor? Did it require much customization? Is it likely that enterprises would be able to eventually bring their own LLM's, or does the training make that prohibitive?
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#24The chess game it generated is pretty sad: https://ibb.co/5Xk57m5k
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#25This kinda reminds me of Expo snacks (https://snack.expo.dev/), but with a chat.
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#26I've dabbled in building a tool of this type and something I've learned is that making single-task demo apps (like chess or snake game) is much faster and simpler than making production-grade apps that could make a real business. In fact, the process of making these demo apps production ready (polishing the UI, adding features, etc.) would usually result in the user giving up. In our implementation, it was much trickier for the system to understand the nuances of polishing than getting the broad strokes of the initial demo. I'd love to know if you've ran into this and what your thoughts are on getting around it.
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#29The chess game it generated is pretty sad: https://ibb.co/5Xk57m5k
[1] https://store.steampowered.com/app/2273980/Orcs_Must_Die_Dea...
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#30Earlier quoted context omitted.
what would the stop button do?
Generating code takes some time. Sometimes when we look at the generated code half way, we know that it's not what we want. Better to stop and edit the prompt.