@nicknow@Evan_Valid@MalteLandwehr @e_accEnjoyer There are 100’s of tweets just like this with varying degrees of depth. Are they foolproof? Probably not, but it’ll give you security against basic attacks until, to your point, you could actually hire someone.
Bookmark this before you launch your next AI-built MVP.
Cursor makes it easy to move fast.
But security? That’s still your job.
Here’s the exact checklist I follow before launching any AI-built MVP ↓
@MTLFORBRKFST@billyjhowell@gregisenberg Combining gpt with a coding agent took me from not launching to leaping through my deployment plan steps.
Use gpt almost as a partner. Ask for advice and to clarify thoughts into prompts. Then watch the agent closely for missteps and revert to last checkpoint when necessary
@BrianMSkinner@billyjhowell@Replit Depending on size of project, you may want to develop a “master prd” and break that into frontend/backend prds
Another tip is to revert changes as soon as you ‘think’ something seems off. You can always recommit after the agent explains what it’s doing if you’re lost
@TheArk_Master @rileybrown_ai I get prd from at least two sources and compare / edit.
Then I tell it to compartmentalize front end and back end, and break each into step by step tasks.
Then I tell cursor not to move on to another step until it explains each action.
Takes more time, but avoids breakage
@PrajwalTomar_ I’ve found that explaining the deployment plan, and the puzzle pieces, to cursor at the beginning, or in the prd, helps a lot.
I.e letting it know:
“I’m using:
- Cursor for fast iteration
- Supabase for backend and auth
- CodeRabbit for async reviews
- Vercel for deploy”
@ChadCarleton If any of you great 3PLs need any storage rack shoot a DM! Pallet rack, shelving, guardrail and curbs, conveyor, mezzanines. Also have experience in asrs, agv, robotics… anything that goes in a warehouse, we will install/remove. Freezer work too.
Work in all 50 states 👍🏻
@alanbarcoff@KennethFCrowe1@elonmusk@xai@X I’m a project manager at a warehouse systems installation company. I’ve said those exact words before lol
Either way, good luck to you in everything.
Side note: I met Ricky Henderson once at a spring training game and he hit me with a “Ricky gotta walk, Ricky in a hurry” 😂
@alanbarcoff@KennethFCrowe1@elonmusk@xai@X Profile says you do social media strategies and event planning. Ai could 2x your effectiveness in those two things in one week of research.
Not trying to be a dick. I’m earnestly suggesting to just look into some other tools than ChatGPT/LLMs. Look up “ai agents” vs “LLM”
@KulikGabor@lukevanin But you can go back and learn about the code you don’t understand simply by asking the chat. If you’re really interested in writing cleaner/better code, learning new techniques, this is an incredibly useful feature.
@pedrolitoz@michael_kove@ThePrimeagen And if you don’t understand you can just highlight it and ask in the chat. I learn something new every day by doing this.
Sometimes I learn that the ai is dumb though 🤷🏻 lol
@cherrybadstyler@thibaudz It’s possible that seniors just want to come to work and have a chill day because they’re cool with the money they’re making. No need to start a fire that might burn the house down.
Young juniors are a little more fearless and hungry
@UltravioletRain@AragonDev@StartupBros@svpino I don’t think these people want to be “hired” by a Fortune 500. They want to learn how to make stuff that is useful to them and possibly others with very specific needs/wants.
@billyjhowell@gregisenberg@Replit Instant follow after this video. I love that you don’t want to sell as saas. And your idea about unbundling saas is fantastic.
In my industry I’ve looked for apps to do one thing and I have to pay for 10 other features that are just not applicable, or unusable for my team.