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Paul Couvert

@itsPaulAi

Jul 13

Grok 4 is excellent for vibe-coding

You can give it your entire codebase in 5s to add features or debug.

→ No need for Cursor
→ Works directly on the Grok site

Quick steps below:

1. Generate command

To export your codebase Grok 4 can generate the command that you can reuse over and over again.

Prompt template:

"Give me a shell command I can use in my [IDE Name], with my [Project Type, eg. Node js] to download the entire codebase in a single text file but without the node_modules, package-lock.json, or hidden files/folders, just the really useful ones."

2. Export codebase

- Open your terminal in your IDE
- Paste the command generated above

A new .txt file with your entire codebase is automatically created.

All you have to do is download/save it.

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Paul Couvert

@itsPaulAi

Jul 3

Gemini CLI can automate your computer using MCP 🔥

Add Windows MCP (or macOS MCP) to Gemini CLI and you can tell it what to do autonomously.

Gemini then takes control of your entire system to achieve the goal you've set.

Links below

As a reminder, you have 1'000 free requests PER DAY using Gemini CLI!

Windows MCP used → github.com/CursorTouch/Wi…

MacOS MCP (never tried) → github.com/baryhuang/mcp-…

https://x.com/itsPaulAi/status/1937895989966455142

Tutorial to install Gemini CLI ↓

Note: I advise you to use WSL if you are using Windows

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Paul Couvert

@itsPaulAi

Jul 1

You can add a local "=AI" formula in Excel

Excel can then process data using a free and open-source AI model like Gemma.

This means that it understands what's in the cells and returns a tailored response based on your prompt even offline.

Steps to set it up and examples below

Keep in mind that everything runs locally, even the AI model (LLM): no remote servers or APIs!

EXAMPLE 1 - Categorize data

Formula:
=AI("Is this a basketball or baseball team? Just write one word: Basketball or Baseball. Team name: ",A1)

EXAMPLE 2 - Sentiment analysis

Formula:
=AI("Is this sentence negative or positive? Just write one word: Positive or Negative. The sentence is: '",A1,"'")

And you can do much more like data extraction, summarizing, etc.!

Tutorial ↓

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Paul Couvert

@itsPaulAi

Jun 25

Finally! Google has just released Gemini CLI an AI agent that brings Gemini directly into your terminal

→ 1,000 free requests PER DAY
→ Open source

You can use it as a coding agent, automate tasks, use MCPs, generate videos & images, etc.

Steps to install and use it:

1. Install Node

- Go to
- Install the version for your OS

The easiest way is to download a prebuilt version for Windows or macOS (see video). nodejs.org/en/download

2. Launch your terminal

- Open your terminal (Powershell on Windows)
- Type "npm install -g (at)google/gemini-cli"
- Then launch Gemini CLI with "gemini"

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Paul Couvert

@itsPaulAi

Jun 21

Google Jules is the most underrated vibe coding tool

You can start a project with Replit and then assign tasks to Jules to perform autonomously 🔥

1. Replit Agent create the project
2. Create a GitHub repo for your "code"
3. Link Jules (free) to this repo, done!

Steps below:

1. Link Replit and GitHub

After creating your project with Replit Agent:

- Click on the icon in the left-hand column
- Select "Git"
- Create a new repo or link an existing one

Note: Replit offers to create a repo if you don't have one.

All you need is a free GitHub account.

2. Open your repo in Jules

- Go to
- Log in to your GitHub account
- Select the repo you've just created

Then you can ask it to perform several tasks on its own! jules.google.com

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Paul Couvert

@itsPaulAi

Jun 9

Google has released an open source project for building fullstack agents with Gemini 2.5 🔥

You can run and modify it with Replit to create your own agent.

By default the agent has:

- A full conversational interface
- A backend for an AI-powered research

Steps to use it below:

1. Import in Replit

- Go to Replit.com
- Select the import option then GitHub
- Click on import and paste the link of the repo:

github.com/google-gemini/…

2. Commands and API

Once the repo is imported you can enter 2 commands:

- Compile command → pip install -e ./backend && npm install --prefix frontend
- Run command → make dev

Then, open the "backend" folder:

- Rename ".env.example" to ".env"
- Delete the "#" and paste your Gemini API key