But I'd say it's a 70% / 30% effort split this time
It provided a lot of outdated answers
> So I needed to feed it Github issues
> Which is tedious
> Which is why I'm making this extension π
But I learned a lot along the way π
2/10
Mar 23, 2023 β’ 11 tweets β’ 4 min read
π And on with part 6
Let's take a turn and work on the Chrome Extension cause I believe I'll be getting it out way before the VSCode one
I'm not waiting for the web to get promptful so I'm taking maters into my own hands
1/11
As always, #gpt4 is setting up and creating everything for me admirably. Although I see some questionable configs in eslint, prettier and tsconfig if it tries to provide them
π Like a plumber would say, "Let's-a-go" with part 5
This time, I'll focus a bit more on the development side cause that may be why you've come here in the first place π
1/13
#chatgpt's been great to pop up new projects (albeit some outdated methods once in a while)
But now that we're getting to the meat of software making, which is actually more than following a gettin' started page, a couple of things are happening
Between pricing (I'm cheap as fπ΅k) and rate limiting, I'm now spending half my time writing
Truth is, I quite enjoy it so let's gooooo π
1/15
So at least the #GPT4's API is available for prompting.
But I don't like the playground
πΆπ» I need pairprog-webview, nextjs, tailwind to chat with your own API
π€ Sure thing
π΅π» Wow, this API call looks quite outdated and doesn't work
π€ ermmm...
How do I solve this? π€
2/15
Mar 20, 2023 β’ 9 tweets β’ 4 min read
I'm on an adventure to get #gpt4 to code its own VSCode extension πΊ
Starting from scratch with Language Models, I'll share every discovery, insight, or rambling that crosses my mind along the way.
So, if you're interested, here's a link to every part π
1οΈβ£ The honeymoon part
In which I start my journey and quickly diverge into publishing a full website using mostly #gpt4 prompts
I love it so much that I'm getting it to turn itself into a fully functional pair programming assistant inside of a #vscode extension
4 hours in, itβs already writing 90% of its own code
To do this, I'm teaching it a new language
1/? π
#GPT4 is surely amazing, but its top current limitation is interactivity. Out of the box, #chatgpt4 has no way of directly with outside systems, which is a drag
The thing is, you can actually teach it to
But first, letβs analyze the way we interact with the chat website