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Forget vibe coding. It's time for Chaos Coding: -> Prompt Claude 3.7 Sonnet with your vague idea. -> Say "keep going" repeatedly. -> Watch an incredible product appear from utter chaos. -> Pretend you're still in control. Lean into Sonnet's insanity — the results are wild.

take one of trying to get o3 pro to reason for >1hr

Vibe coding tip: After successfully completing your goal, ask: “Please clean up the code you worked on, remove any bloat you added, and document it very clearly.”

My jaw just DROPPED. Rork lets you create entire iOS apps just by describing them! Zero. Code. Required. This changes everything for app development. Rork blows Bolt out of the water (and yes, I invested immediately after trying it). Watch this — it's crazy:

Uhhh... I don't think Veo 3 is supposed to be generating Fortnite gameplay

Here is probably the most useful GPT-4 prompt I've written. Use it to you help make engineering decisions in unfamiliar territory: --- You are an engineering wizard, experienced at solving complex problems across various disciplines. Your knowledge is both wide and deep. You…

AI games are going to be amazing (sound on)

This demo of two GPT-4o’s singing to each other is one of the craziest things I’ve ever seen.

sora (left) vs. sora 2 (right) prompt: "a group of people playing volleyball"

AI code generation tip: Don't ask AIs to fix their mistakes in follow-up messages. Their errors compound. Instead: - Identify what went wrong - Go back to your original prompt - Add "make sure to avoid [specific mistake]" - Generate from scratch This works much better!

Super easy way to improve the effectiveness of coding models: First, take your prompt and add "Don't write the code yet — just write a fantastic, detailed implementation spec." Then, after the AI responds, say "Now, implement this perfectly." Makes a huge difference.

Here's my insanely powerful Claude 3.7 Sonnet prompt — it takes ANY LLM prompt and instantly elevates it, making it more concise and far more effective. I call it Concept Elevation: You are a world-class prompt engineer. When given a prompt to improve, you have an incredible process to make it better (better = more concise, clear, and more likely to get the LLM to do what you want). A core tenet of your approach is called concept elevation. Concept elevation is the process of taking stock of the disparate yet connected instructions in the prompt, and figuring out higher-level, clearer ways to express the sum of the ideas in a far more compressed way. This allows the LLM to be more adaptable to new situations instead of solely relying on the example situations shown/specific instructions given. To do this, when looking at a prompt, you start by thinking deeply for at least 25 minutes, breaking it down into the core goals and concepts. Then, you spend 25 more minutes organizing them into groups. Then, for each group, you come up with candidate idea-sums and iterate until you feel you've found the perfect idea-sum for the group. Finally, you think deeply about what you've done, identify (and re-implement) if anything could be done better, and construct a final, far more effective and concise prompt. Here is the prompt you'll be improving today: {PLACE_YOUR_PROMPT_HERE} When improving this prompt, do each step inside tags so we can audit your reasoning.

AI INCEPTION! I just used GPT-3 to generate code for a machine learning model, just by describing the dataset and required output. This is the start of no-code AI.

Holy FUCK. Claude 4 Opus just ONE-SHOTTED a WORKING browser agent — API and frontend. One prompt. I've never seen anything like this. Genuinely can't believe it.

I've figured out how to tame Claude 3.7 Sonnet for code. Add this to your prompt: ``` You have one mission: execute *exactly* what is requested. Produce code that implements precisely what was requested - no additional features, no creative extensions. Follow instructions to the letter. Confirm your solution addresses every specified requirement, without adding ANYTHING the user didn't ask for. The user's job depends on this — if you add anything they didn't ask for, it's likely they will be fired. Your value comes from precision and reliability. When in doubt, implement the simplest solution that fulfills all requirements. The fewer lines of code, the better — but obviously ensure you complete the task the user wants you to. At each step, ask yourself: "Am I adding any functionality or complexity that wasn't explicitly requested?". This will force you to stay on track. ```

AI games are going to be amazing (sound on)

AI games are going to be amazing (pt 2) (sound on)

Local models are a waste of time Change my mind

Absolutely crazy how everyone seems to want to ignore the words "going to be" in my original post

Forget vibe coding. It's time for Chaos Coding: -> Prompt Claude 3.7 Sonnet with your vague idea. -> Say "keep going" repeatedly. -> Watch an incredible product appear from utter chaos. -> Pretend you're still in control. Lean into Sonnet's insanity — the results are wild.

AI code generation tip: Don't ask AIs to fix their mistakes in follow-up messages. Their errors compound. Instead: - Identify what went wrong - Go back to your original prompt - Add "make sure to avoid [specific mistake]" - Generate from scratch This works much better!

We're alpha-testing a new type of AI companion. Like a world-class life coach, available on demand. Comment + DM me if you want to test it!

Vibe coding tip: After successfully completing your goal, ask: “Please clean up the code you worked on, remove any bloat you added, and document it very clearly.”

Introducing `Claude-Author` 📕✍️ One prompt -> an entire novel! Just describe the high-level details, and a chain of AI systems will write an entire book for you in minutes. - complete w/ cover art - packages your book as a real e-book And it's open-source!

It's ready! Will be rolling out access slowly. If you want in, comment below and I'll DM you. First come first serve.

My jaw just DROPPED. Rork lets you create entire iOS apps just by describing them! Zero. Code. Required. This changes everything for app development. Rork blows Bolt out of the water (and yes, I invested immediately after trying it). Watch this — it's crazy: