Day 3: just realized I should lead this way - although I started this dev effort before I began posting about it. Anyway, trying to get my dev-agent to build an app in a single pass. nothing fancy just a task app or something similar for now. It's one step forward, two steps

Day 4: Success! But not really day 4, just 4th day of posting, but who cares. Anyway, the dev agent built a working task list app. Looked terrible. Really awful but I think it fulfilled the basic requirements. Need to check later, but..SUCCESS! #BuildInPublic #AItools

Day 5: Connected the frontend to the platform. I can now select apps (conversations) and continue from where I left off. The video is the task app the dev agent built in one pass. I'm satisfied at that accomplishment but obviously many issues. First, the look. There are many

Day 5 (Part 2): This was a cool build at first in that the QA Agent kicked in after the build failure and fixed the issue to kick off a new successful build. Problem was, the logic. The Dev agent pulled one of these: // TODO: Implement real move logic. Currently always true.

Day 5 (Part 3): This build the QA agent kicked in again but had some issues that required some fixes and updates. I triggered the build multiple times to get the failure so the agent could respond. Finally it ran successfully and I think I hardened QA...a bit. This agent

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Day 6: Busy making tweeks to the Dev agent so it can consistently build the first pass of the app without the QA agent needing to fix anything. Also trying to ensure the other agents don't overdue instructions that cause the Dev agent to build too much. Getting there. Once

I've been building this AI mobile app generation platform using flutter and backed with OpenaI LLMs (v0 for mobile I guess), mostly to understand the current capabilities of LLMs and how I can take advantage of it. Curious to get honest feedback on the progress and the concept.

Day 7: Missed a few days but made some great progress. Turning my focus fully to feature updates and some app design enhancements. Right now the Dev agent is consistent at creating apps on the first pass with the occasional assist from the QA agent. Also, will start to think

Day 8: focused on the Dev agent this morning because I want to build more complex structures. After pushing I asked to build a X competitor and provided a little more detail than normal. The results were overall pretty good, except the QA agent had to run a few times to fix

Day 9: The video is a full build based off a user request of "create an app that helps me track my meals and calories, it should let me log what I eat, keep a daliy count of calories consumed and let me view past meals. populate with mock data and images as we will add a backend

Day 10: I'm getting a bit smarter in how I think about agentic systems and LLMs especially. I was playing around with the idea of creating more professional looking starter templates for the system to choose from. Then I remembered I sucked at design so started looking for