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Shouldn’t Cursor do all of these?

amazing I am really amazed to be honest I am a frontend web dev Or I was

would be very cool to have a workflow that has access by default to all these components and builds landings all on its own

I understand making videos you probably focusing on many different things,... but just so you know, that line 'user server' that you had to delete in cursor, ... its inserted by o1 pro because you have it in your .cursorrules file :). Go through your cursor rules, and remove the 'use server' from the .ts section, and you won't need cursor to help you at the end... the one shot will just work. Nice video, thanks for the ideas.

What is this XML tag <ai_context>? You updated the prompt just recently? Is that tag generated by the next.js app or the Repo prompt?

It's so over

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Can install this app

how does it handle complex tasks? i.e. not a todo app and is this actually tested? looks like a very basic app, but i suspect it would not even pass testing.

which editor is that?

When i click apply it says that it applied the changes successfully, however git status shows that nothing's changed in the target project. I made sure that the path is correct. Any leads?

This workflow is absolutely incredible, and honestly, I’m not easily impressed when it comes to this kind of thing-I’ve been using AI extensively for years at this point. Last night, I got o1 pro mode to help improve my development process for the web apps and native macOS utilities I’m working on, and I’ve been blown away by the consistency and quality of the code changes and improvements it generates. It’s especially impressive when reasoning over a large codebase. The only limiting factor-though not a problem with o1 Pro itself-has been the time it takes to organize and prepare my queries for it to process. But once that’s done, I just hit send, wait, and the resulting code is almost always exactly what I wanted or fixes the issues perfectly, nearly 100% of the time. Now, with this workflow-the macOS app for organizing project files and instantly copying everything, along with the project structure; the tool that takes o1 Pro’s XML-tagged responses, auto-pushes them to Git, and lets me see the changes side-by-side instantly (and even click through)-this is a game-changer. I’ll be saving countless hours every day I work on these projects. I can’t thank you enough. I’m truly grateful, and you’ve definitely earned a subscriber (which is something I rarely bother to do).

Too bad the apps are still for Mac OS and flowvoice only for Silicon. May have to wait months for the apps to be out.

All fun and play until I find out that Repo Prompt is only for macOs

Hi thanks for the tutorial. Do you share your prompts and rules in the course?

Repo prompt only works with Mac at this time. Is there anything else you know of like that can work with windows?

Why do we actually want to use the xml parser again? Is it the same as using repo prompt?

Now this is AWESOME. the amount of friction this eliminates really helps my adhd brain get things done!!!

I really want to try out repoflow for windows. Any idea on a timeline for beta release?

Is it possible to paste 50k token into claude sonnet chat?

thanks

repomix is another great way to package your entire codebase

hey, it seems it generates those "use server" cause you have it in your cursorrules at line 388

thank you for sharing this, I recently signed up for your takeoff course. Loving the cursor lessons so far

What's the benefit of having O1 output everything in an XML formatted response?

nice work. To close your iteration loop do you just save the your ide folder, delete your repo prompt original folder and load your updated folder? then start the process again.

how does this compares to cline and sonnet 3.5?

I wish there was a different word for making websites than "coding". It's usually trivial and LLMs can handle it quite well but as soon as you try to write something more complex LLMs spit out useless crap. After reading the title, I was hoping for something new, but I see it's again a simple webdev coding. Boring.

is this o1 pro the $200 / month model

How do I start the o1-xml-parser? I've followed instructions for installing it with npm, no issues. But it looks like you already have it started in Chrome / localhost for this video.

That's super useful so see an entire workflow! Thank you.

Any windows alternative to repo prompt? It looks sick.

this is a lot of work for a basic request

Hopefully the chatbot ui on github get some update 😊

One thing unclear - why use your custom XML format vs. unified diff format (i.e. what git uses)? Could save an extra tool and prompt

The age of the machines that build the machines has arrived. We are in very edge of singularity. I feel the gravitational pull.

Singularity is here

What's fascinating is how your workflow is so vastly different from mine, it's amazing to see in how many different ways AI can be used for coding. The main question I have though is why you are going through ChatGPT instead of through the API directly. My best guess is that it's to cut down on costs? Major bottleneck though.

This "RepoPrompt" thing looks pretty cool. It's basically like Aider, except far less productive, and built for five year olds who are too scared to interact with the terminal, and prefer to point and click like a chimpanzee. Good call!

Is Repo Prompt (or an alternative) available for Linux or Windows?

I am working on a research project involving developing a framework that implements vision-aided autonomous robotic navigation under uncertainty, running this it on real robot and simulator. The context for it would include the codebase, published articles that with msthematical formulations of the algorithms, wikis of mathematical libraries used as a backbone and instructions from the researchers. I'm using chatgpt daily for coding but want to encorporate it deeper into our workflow to save development type. Any suggestions on additional resources that I can use? Do you think $20 o1 model can still handle this?

the xml structure of the prompt is not matching the xml parser in your project. the file node is missing

This is tremendous. Thanks! I'd tried using o1 with 16x Prompt, but without great success. I'm anxious to try Repo Prompt and the XML Parser. I'd run into someone on Reddit who also espoused using highly detailed context in prompts, but I really didn't grok it until I saw this process flow knitting it all together.

Hey I love the video workflow is GOATed

do you have recommendations on how to use this in science for helping structure and write papers, include loads of papers, weigh arguments ect. im curious how this would perform, given enough context, to use context specific words correct, with gpt-4 some definitions are seriously wrong.

I am confused about the referenced instructions. I see there are using instructions called "o1 pro base" "o1 format" but I cant find these files. I also don't see them in the git repo. Are these files available? Also, thanks for sharing your workflow. I had not heard of Repo Prompt before it looks interesting. Very good stuff on your channel!

4:15 seems you’ve a typo there where you’ve mentioned it to XLM rather than XML it seems that your workflow still works!

Can you share your cursorules please 🙏🏾

So o1 seems noticably better than Sonnet 3.5?

Thanks so much for sharing! Highly educational, much appreciated.