Haven't updated you guys in a while, been off the grid on production. Today I tried the file attachment button, it works, but there is a fatal flaw, you cannot attach files containing more than 20000 characters. I intended for file attachment to be able to handle bigger documents, so I have to re-prompt that Take a look at the build, and the error it genereated after trying to attach files. like I said before, when building, take it one at a time and see what works and what doesn't
Decided to add a file attachment button to handle pdfs and other types of files instead of requesting for users to paste notes manually I already hit my limit for today, once it resets we continue building cost =$0 Building with AI is interesting if you know what to do https://t.co/AVxmTgNSoJ
I promised to show you guys how to build using AI, and today I want to show you how to set up a simple webapp using @Replit free version Just go to Replit .com and signup or login then put in your prompt, make it as detailed as you can and yet simple enough for a single build. (don't worry about fitting everything in, you can make iterations later) then click on build. If you are going to be using an AI model, remember to generate the Key for that model, here I used chatgpt(openai) key, you can create a free one and use. Attached are Screenshots and video of the finished product. We would make further iterations from tommorow and set it up for proper public use. Cost=$0
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