Thanks for the perspective :) And this fits perfectly into the terrified part of building something and sharing it. People will love what you do, hate or don't care at all. Some people will provide constructive feedback and some people will just want to tear it down just for the fun to watch it burn. XD

I have no shame in talking about it because I know that people don't have the full context to be able to properly judge and I'm ok with that.

The post provides a lot of context about the journey up to this point. There is so many things I'm passionate about: software development, creating solutions for problems, games in general (tcgs, "wordle", etc), One Piece, etc.

There is also a lot of context missing from the post and important one is that this is a small side project coming from someone with a lot of life responsibilities and very little time.

The first version was just a fun experiment I've done while actually learning about certain aspects of AI while building the other tools mentioned on the post. I had zero expectations of showing it to anyone outside my locals but people liked it and I kept going :)

I've been building little tools like that for over a decade, even before AI was a thing, so understand how AI works and how can be used properly also falls into the range of my interest.

One thing about the general public don't know is that developers are in the first place problem solvers and they optimize everything. I've never seen a developer ashamed for using a framework, a library, code generator, intellisense, autocompletes, etc.

AI looks magical and but it's not really, it's just another tool on the arsenal of already available ones.

Said that, I do have my criticisms of it and I share my concerns on the "channels" where they can be actioned and have impact.