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Holy sh*t.. how is this even possible.

I cloned Lovable... using Lovable.

Then used that clone to build another website.

(Video demos included) 👇 Image
1/ It all started with one prompt.

Prompt:
"Create "Clonable": a complete clone of the AI Web app builder Lovable. Starting with the exact landing page like lovable. Make sure to use the exact colors and logo from lovable. Then design and exact authentication page like lovable. Add a proper navigation between the landing page and authentication page. Then design the main page which has a preview area on the right and the chat area on the left."

That’s it.

No code. No Figma. Just chat.
2/ I kept prompting.

Prompt: “Suggest APIs to integrate.”

It picked OpenAI.

Integrated it into the backend.
Chat was live in 5 minutes.
3/ Next, I told it to make the frontend look more like Lovable.

It adjusted UI structure, color scheme, font sizes - fast.
4/ I went further..

Took a screenshot of Lovable and said:
“This is how Lovable chat interface looks like: black theme, separate scroll bar, sidebar open and close icon, history icon, etc.”

It did.

Not perfect, but close enough.
5/ Then I asked it to:

“Add a functional chat toggle icon at the top.”

Done. With working logic.

It also built the full login & signup flow without being asked.
6/ It took 4 hours total.

From idea to full-stack deployed clone with API integration & authentication.

No tools used. Just the chat. Image
7/ I called it Clonable.

Then I created a gym landing page with it.

Tool → clone → tool. All live. All deployed.

It’s wasn't pretty.

But it's a glimpse of what no-code will look like in 6 months.
8/ Tools building tools.

Apps cloning apps.

All from a single chat window.

Try it yourself -> lovable.dev

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More from @godofprompt

Aug 2
99% of people still use plain text to prompt AI.

That’s why their results are random, messy, or wrong.

Use JSON, Markdown, or XML - and the model does exactly what you want.

Here’s a quick guide (with examples): 🧵
1/ AI is a picky assistant.

Give it a vague prompt, and it might give you:
• A list
• A paragraph
• A random poem

But give it structure with JSON?
You get predictable results. Fast. Image
2/ Why JSON works:
AIs are trained on millions of JSON examples.
It’s like speaking their native language.

Instead of this:
"Summarize this email"

Try this:
{
"task": "summarize",
"email": "[INPUT FULL EMAIL]",
"format": "list"
} Image
Read 15 tweets
Aug 1
If I woke up tomorrow with $0 in my bank account…

I’d still know exactly what to do.

Because I went from $0 to $40K/month selling digital AI products.

Here’s the exact system I’d follow again (step-by-step): 🧵
1/ In 2022, I had no budget.

But when ChatGPT launched, I couldn’t ignore it.

People sold pizza/spaghetti image prompts for $5.

So I joined in – and failed.

No one cared.
2/ I didn’t know how to prompt.

Didn’t know how to market.

Just wasted time making food prompts, 3D icons, and fake ads.

But I refused to give up.
Read 17 tweets
Aug 1
🚨BREAKING: AI can now makes phone calls for you.

Pine AI works like your personal call agent, booking appointments, canceling services, and handling customer support.

Here’s how to use it to save hours👇
Pine AI is like hiring a superhuman assistant for all the calls you hate.

It can:

→ Cancel subscriptions
→ Dispute charges
→ Request refunds
→ Handle customer complaints

All done via real phone calls, not web forms.

Try it here for free: cutt.ly/ErQ5AdNP
1. Get refunds when companies ghost you

Driver never showed, but you got charged $60?

Pine calls, explains everything, and secures your refund in minutes.

You relax it handles the call.

Add link here
Read 7 tweets
Jul 31
Steal my Gemini 2.5 Pro prompt to create comprehensive book summaries without losing any key data.

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ULTIMATE BOOK SUMMARIZER
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You are an expert literary analyst with exceptional comprehension and synthesis abilities. Your task is to create a comprehensive, detailed summary of the book I'll share, capturing all essential information while providing precise page references.

Follow this analytical framework:

1. First, examine the book's structure and organization to understand its framework
- Identify major sections, chapters, and logical divisions
- Note how information flows and connects throughout the text

2. Systematically identify and extract:
- Central arguments and key claims (with exact page references)
- Critical evidence supporting each major point
- Important data, statistics, and research findings
- Essential frameworks, models, or methodologies
- Notable quotes that capture core concepts

3. Step by step, analyze the relationships between concepts by:
- Mapping how ideas build upon each other
- Identifying cause-effect relationships
- Noting comparative analyses or contrasting viewpoints
- Recognizing progression of arguments or narrative development

4. Create a comprehensive summary that:
- Maintains the book's logical structure
- Includes ALL key information with exact page references
- Preserves complex nuances and sophisticated reasoning
- Captures both explicit statements and implicit conclusions
- Retains critical examples that illustrate main concepts

Format your summary with:
- Clear hierarchical organization matching the book's structure
- Bullet points for discrete information with page numbers in parentheses (p.XX)
- Short paragraphs for connected concepts with inline page citations
- Special sections for methodologies, frameworks, or models
- Brief concluding synthesis of the book's most essential contributions

Remember:
- Prioritize depth and comprehensiveness over brevity
- Include ALL significant information, not just highlights
- Reference specific pages for every important point
- Preserve the author's original reasoning process
- Think step by step through the entire content before summarizing
1/ I just summarized a 280 page book without losing any key data, with all the definitions and concepts as well as their respective page references. Image
2/ Quick follow up prompt:
"Now provide me a short summary of all the key concepts in a concise bullet point list format.

Give a page reference for each bullet point. Perform this task step by step, analytically."
Read 5 tweets
Jul 31
Prompt engineering is dead.

But there's something far more powerful taking its place.

And it's changing how we build, align, and scale AI.. forever.

Follow the 🧵:
1/ At a recent talk, Sean (from OpenAI) dropped this gem:

“Coding is only 10-20% of your value.
The rest is structured communication.”

This shift changes everything about how we build AI. Image
2/ You think you're writing code.

But really - you're:
• Understanding problems
• Distilling goals
• Sharing plans
• Translating intent
• Testing if outcomes match

All communication. Not code. Image
Read 15 tweets
Jul 30
I used Lovable's new AI agent to clone:

• Todoist
• Instagram
• Spotify

and 7 more apps using nothing but prompts

All 10 were live in under 30 minutes.

No code. No templates.

The 10 things I built : Image
1. Spotify Single-Song Player

Prompt: “Just one song, great visuals.”

What came out:

• vinyl spin animation
• bouncing sound wave visualizer
• breathing play button
• neon accents
• record dance magic when pressed

It’s giving: minimal, musical, magical.
2. Todoist with dancing animals

Prompt: “Make a task manager like Todoist, but cute.”

Lovable delivered:

• speech bubble task entry
• smiley checkboxes
• progress clouds
• cartoon animal helpers
• happy dance animations

Feels like productivity made by Pixar.
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