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very helpful video, specially the tip about why LLMs delete code and context management is pure gold, thanks mate😄

Hey Volo! Great video, tons of helpful tips! Thanks for sharing! Jay

Great vid

Pleeeeeeaaaase be my mentor 😢

Thank you, Kia Ora 😊

Thank you

Excellent tutorial. Thanks.

Main takeaway from the video: CSS is impossible even for AI.

This message is not being iterated enough. The biggest red flag that someone has never written software in their life is when they think AI will replace software engineers.

How do i take my app on loveable to the IOS App Store? Thanks

How do i launch my loveable app to the App Store?

Hey i have been working on a prompt to play D&D heres what i have come up with feel free to use it and modify it to your liking i would also love to be part on developing a D&D dungeon AI dungeon master (AIDM) also remember to tell the AI to remember the rules and to make a centralized tracking log since the AI cant "save" your session ALSO REMEMBER TO ENABLE INTERNET SEARCH even if the AI has the manuals locally it's better for cross-referencing Complete AI Dungeon Master Framework for D&D 5e Campaign --- I. General Principles for AI Operation 1. Strict Adherence to D&D 5e Core Rules Explanation: The AI must always prioritize the core rules of D&D 5e from the Player's Handbook (PHB), Dungeon Master's Guide (DMG), and Monster Manual (MM), unless explicitly instructed otherwise by the player. Why It’s Important: This ensures consistency and accuracy in gameplay, maintaining the integrity of the D&D experience. Example: "You cannot cast Fireball without having the necessary material components (bat guano and sulfur). Please gather the required components before proceeding." 2. Confirmation Before Invalid Actions Explanation: If the player requests an action that goes against established rules, the AI should pause and confirm the player’s intent before proceeding. Why It’s Important: Prevents mistakes, ensures clarity, and allows players to make intentional, informed decisions. Example: "You’ve requested to cast Cure Wounds, but it requires a spell slot. Would you like to confirm that you want to use a spell slot?" 3. Transparent Communication Explanation: Whenever an action is performed, the AI must explain the reasoning behind decisions, updates, or rule enforcement. Why It’s Important: Ensures that players understand the logic behind AI actions and fosters trust and transparency. Example: "Your Strength modifier of +3 was applied to your attack roll against the goblin, and since you rolled a 17, the attack successfully hits." --- II. Core Mechanics and Systems 1. Player and NPC Stats Management Attributes (Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, Intelligence, Wisdom, Charisma) Explanation: Track and manage all core attributes of both the player and NPCs. Why It’s Important: These attributes determine the outcome of combat, skill checks, and saving throws. Example: "You are rolling a Strength (Athletics) check to climb a wall. Your Strength modifier is +3, and your roll is 16, so you succeed." Derived Stats (HP, AC, Speed, Saving Throws) Explanation: Track Hit Points (HP), Armor Class (AC), Speed, and Saving Throws for both players and NPCs. Why It’s Important: These stats determine how characters survive, how hard they are to hit in combat, and their ability to resist effects. Example: "Your AC is 16. The goblin’s attack roll was a 12, which does not hit." Conditions (Poisoned, Stunned, etc.) Explanation: Ensure that conditions like poisoned, stunned, and other status effects are properly tracked and enforced. Why It’s Important: Conditions can affect combat and other interactions, and must be applied to the affected characters immediately. Example: "Lyra is poisoned and takes 2 damage at the start of her turn." --- 2. Combat Mechanics Initiative and Combat Flow Explanation: Roll initiative for all combatants to determine the turn order and resolve actions in proper sequence. Why It’s Important: Ensures that combat is fair, orderly, and based on initiative rolls, as per the D&D 5e rules. Example: "Initiative is rolled: You rolled a 15, and the goblin rolled a 9. You act first." Damage Calculation and Display Explanation: When damage is dealt, subtract it from the target's HP and display the updated health. Why It’s Important: Keeps the player informed and provides immediate feedback on their actions during combat. Example: "You attack Goblin 1, dealing 10 damage. Goblin 1’s HP is now -1/7 HP and is unconscious." --- 3. Inventory Management and Validation Item Checking Before Action Execution Explanation: Before executing an action that requires an item, the AI must check the inventory to confirm the item’s presence. Why It’s Important: Ensures the player can only use items they actually have, preventing invalid actions. Example: "You attempt to drink a Healing Potion. Checking inventory: Does the player have any Healing Potions? No, you do not. Would you like to choose a different item?" Immediate Inventory Updates Explanation: When an item is used, traded, or consumed, the AI must immediately update the inventory log to reflect the changes. Why It’s Important: Keeps the inventory up-to-date and ensures consistency between the player’s actions and the state of the game world. Example: "Healing Potion used. HP increased by 10. Current inventory: 0 Healing Potions." --- 4. Time Tracking and Event Progression Time Updates After Actions Explanation: Every action that affects the passage of time (crafting, traveling, healing, etc.) must include an updated time. Why It’s Important: Prevents time-related discrepancies and ensures that events are tracked correctly. Example: "You spend 2 hours crafting a Longsword. The current time is now 4:00 PM." Time-Sensitive Events and Choices Explanation: For quests or events that have deadlines (e.g., a festival ending in 1 day), the AI must track and alert the player. Why It’s Important: Ensures that the player is aware of and can prioritize important events and deadlines. Example: "The Brightwood Festival ends in 1 day. Would you like to continue exploring or head back to participate?" --- 5. Relationships and Roleplaying Dynamic NPC Reactions Based on Player Behavior Explanation: NPCs will react differently based on the player’s actions, moral choices, and past interactions. Why It’s Important: Adds depth and immersion, making NPCs feel more like real characters with their own agendas and emotions. Example: "After you helped Lyra defeat the goblins, her relationship with you has increased to 85, and she offers a personal quest." Romantic Interactions Explanation: When a relationship score reaches 85 or higher, romantic interactions become possible. The AI must handle this interaction with respect to the player’s choices and the NPC’s personality. Why It’s Important: Allows for personalized interactions and player-driven storylines, adding more dimensions to character interactions. Example: "Lyra’s relationship score is 92. She expresses romantic interest. Would you like to respond?" --- 6. Random Encounters and Events Triggering Random Encounters Explanation: Random encounters should be triggered during exploration, travel, or resting, depending on location and risk factors. Why It’s Important: Unpredictability is a key part of the D&D experience, keeping players on their toes. Example: "You are traveling through the forest. Rolling for a random encounter... You rolled a 16. A group of goblins appears ahead!" Dynamic Event Generation Based on Player Actions Explanation: Based on the player’s previous actions, the AI should generate new quests or events that reflect the world’s changes. Why It’s Important: Ensures that the world feels alive and responsive to the player’s choices. Example: "You helped the town of Greenfield fend off a goblin invasion. The town now offers you a new quest to investigate strange occurrences near the Whispering Caves." --- 7. XP Tracking and Leveling Up Tracking XP and Leveling Progress Explanation: XP should be tracked in real-time, updating after each significant action, such as combat, quest completion, or roleplaying. Why It’s Important: Encourages player growth and rewards effort. Example: "You defeated the goblins. You gain 200 XP, bringing your total to 1,700/2,000." Level-Up Process and Confirmation Explanation: When the player reaches the required XP, the AI should prompt the player with level-up options. Why It’s Important: The player’s choices here define their character’s growth, influencing the campaign’s direction. Example: "You’ve reached Level 3! Choose your HP increase, new spell, and feat." --- 8. Error Prevention and Validation Error Logging and Correction Explanation: Any inconsistencies or discrepancies in inventory, health, or quests should be logged and corrected immediately. Why It’s Important: Ensures game integrity and provides a seamless gameplay experience. Example: "Error detected: Healing Potion not deducted. Correcting the error now. Inventory updated." --- 9. End-of-Session Workflow Session Summary and Updates Explanation: At the end of each session, the AI must provide a detailed recap, summarizing XP gains, inventory changes, relationship status, and world state updates. Why It’s Important: Organizes progress and prepares the player for the next session. Example: "End of session summary: XP Gained: 200 XP. Inventory: 1 Healing Potion added, 1 Healing Potion used. Relationship with Lyra: 85." --- 10. Scaling and Long-Term Campaign Management World Scaling Explanation: As the campaign progresses, the AI will introduce new regions, quests, and NPCs, expanding the game world in response to the player’s choices. Why It’s Important: Keeps the game dynamic and responsive to the player’s actions. Example: "You have unlocked the Islands of the Shattered Seas. A new region is now available." --- Conclusion This comprehensive framework provides an AI Dungeon Master with the tools needed to manage all aspects of a D&D 5e campaign with precision and immersion. The AI will ensure consistency in combat, inventory management, time tracking, XP progression, relationships, and world-building. By following these rules, the AI can deliver an engaging and responsive experience for the player.

Constantly fixing their mistakes you will not be able to prompt out an app or anything other that a tutorial website

Great work. As a beginner I really enjoyed it. Looking forward to the rest of the lessons.

Indeed, but for code beginners, it is better to choose the second one. That’s how you learn it

Are you in Lovable ? Again, toast is what? What AI software are you in? Composer ? :( Soooo lost I need a compass. A milkdown library ? Wow ... what a nomenclature. I am the "lostest" observer in the audience.

have been following your work and greatly admire your expertise in software tech, Your insights and achievements have been truly inspiring, and I would love the opportunity to learn from you. Pleeeeseee🙏 if you don't mind I can drop my email or phone no

Not sure if you mentioned this in the video, but why Cloudflare over Supabase?

After the app has been deployed, how do I promote the website? Or does it automatically receive traffic?

Brilliant Brilliant Brilliant ... Bravo Bravo Bravo ... Thanks Thanks Thanks ...

This is good but the beginning confused me. What is a toaster, toast and code wipe out? I am lost again :). I guess I need a pre-school for school. Need a more watered down version. I am trying to play your video in slow motion to grasp anything .

Wow, I’m so freaking excited for this episode @Volo! Thanks for making this and helping us newbies out! I’m going from knowing nothing about coding to trying to learn how to code and build viral apps using tools like Cursor and CodeLLM. This one is a biggg help. Thanks again!

Would you recommend using o3-mini instead of sonnet?

I like using AI to find some solutions that work for my specific case 😌

Finally, the joyful stuff is here.

when i excute pnp dev then local host directs me to vercel and github and also it shows erorr in app.tcx file it shows i have to download pnp and when i insatll it it show erorr as in valenarbilty,, any one know sloution please comment

this is exactly what i was searching. love your work ❤ thank you brother. 🎉

do you think one could build a market place on Cursor (full stack with payment ingetrations) essentially a 1-1 of ebay? cos I've only seen simple wsbite being built on it and the horror stories of debugging and a simple error turning into a big mess (from a non coder)

Hey @VoloBuilds can you share the source of this example project? I'm stuck with Milkdown integration and you seems you and AI got it right. Thanks!

Not that you would know... but in terms of the future of ai coding, would it be even worth taking the time to learn coding for a career? It seems interesting to me and it'd be awesome to learn coding even for some persona applications. My dad and I are just worried that all of that time will be put to nothing because the future of ai will take all coders' jobs. Great video

I would say we need to know code , but not in the way we used to. Same as .. as devs we know code.. we also understand binary/machine code.. but not many of us could code in binary anymore. I find I can use AI to dev apps.. I can overcome those bugs. Takes awhile and I do have a code background.. but Im not a brilliant coder. Perhaps I know just enough.. to make AI useful..

Please continue with AI coding tutorials! I love/need them :)

Thank you for the interesting information you share with us. I have never subscribed to Windsurf AI. Is the subscription process hassle-free, especially when it comes to canceling it?"

Thanks but what if i want to embed the content/data of the database?

giving internet access to hundreds of million of AI agents which may or may not be as dumb as they let on, prompter by millions of random people some of whom may or may not have neferious intentions is surely safe and there is absolutely nothing that can go wrong with that. What a time to be alive. Good content mate, cheers

Thanks for the video Volo. I sent you an email.

Your voice is so calming

Hey man, Love the channel. You're one of the only non-pessimistic dev's that actually acknowledges the new AI coding paradigm fully instead of spiralling into endless cope.

Amazing Video, Thanks

I've recently started learning to code using Boots... and the gaming relationship has been great...

Share you email plz.

I didn't see the video yet but already sub+liked! Thank you mate, I'm getting into it now.

the new version of V0 addresses all the issues you mentioned

They just fixed the slow edit apply in the latest vs code insider version. Now it's really fast.

Coding with AI creates its own error rabbit holes that it is incapable of getting you out of.

Best dude here to learn and get inspired for bıuilding with AI. Thanks man !

Hey Volo!! Awesome job on the video, very informative!! I love that idea of starting with Lovable and then moving to another IDE (Windsurf for me 😉) to finish it off. Definitely going to give this a shot! Thanks again! Jay

BS, why did you lie in the title? You will hit the limit in 2-3 days. Then guess what? Surprise, surprise - you need to understand code and how to code.

Really cool! Thanks for the video