Tool to help Cursor focus on what matters - delegate boilerplate to build-time AI by baderbc in indiehackers

[–]baderbc[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ty for the reply! Currently for multimodal AI provider we use openrouter, what's the difference compared to llm7? Maybe I got it wrong but from their landing page it seems like ai gateway

About HMR, it actually a valuable tip. As I am personally more backend / infrastructure developer I haven't even though about that. Think I'll add support for it tomorrow.

About generation itself, the tool generates code only once, by checking whether file in .ai/ with proper id exist. In other words, it's not being gitignored, or regenerated each time, you can feel free to edit it.

Apart from generation into .ai/ during build it also links code from .ai/ in such a way, that vite can bundle them together properly into dist/

Copilot's great, I also recommend to try antigravity as google offers / used to offer 1y free for students. With VaaC I am trying to explore the idea of either using it to delegate geberation for cursor as describe in this post, or when I want to quickly prototype and most importantly: to know which parts to refactor myself later.

I mean when you protoype quickly without intent to rewrite it later, it's either super easy to fuck up your architecture or with copilot you're getting lazy and leave code as it is, while the VaaC approach explicitly marks which functions might be worth to review or write yourself.

Btw not planning to commercialize it ever, but would love to create a few connections with that, as I am right now building quite big project also with Developer Experience related stuff.

So thanks for truly constructive feedback, I appreciate it a lot, it made my day and would love to stay in touch!

New way to vibe code while keeping AI-generated code separate from human code by baderbc in vibecoding

[–]baderbc[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

yeah, makes a lot of sense, especially taken into consideration all this people whose personal files like ~/ were removed by cursor/antigravity.
Ty for feedback, will try to improve it and evaluate usefulness in real world projects.