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fix simple typos #148

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Expand Up @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ This is a "junior developer" agent (aka `smol dev`) that either:
1. scaffolds an entire codebase out for you once you give it a product spec
2. gives you basic building blocks to have a smol developer inside of your own app.

Instead of making and maintaining specific, rigid, one-shot starters, like `create-react-app`, or `create-nextjs-app`, this is basically is or helps you make [`create-anything-app`](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35942352) where you develop your scaffolding prompt in a tight loop with your smol dev.
Instead of making and maintaining specific, rigid, one-shot starters, like `create-react-app`, or `create-nextjs-app`, this basically is or helps you make [`create-anything-app`](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35942352) where you develop your scaffolding prompt in a tight loop with your smol dev.

After the [successful initial v0 launch](https://twitter.com/swyx/status/1657578738345979905), smol developer was rewritten to be **even smol-ler**, and importable from a library!

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please send in alternative implementations, and deploy strategies on alternative stacks!

- **JS/TS**: https://github.com/PicoCreator/smol-dev-js A pure JS variant of smol-dev, allowing even smoler incremental changes via prompting (if you dun want to do the whole spec2code thing), allowing you to plug it into any project live (for better or worse)
- **JS/TS**: https://github.com/PicoCreator/smol-dev-js A pure JS variant of smol-dev, allowing even smoler incremental changes via prompting (if you don't want to do the whole spec2code thing), allowing you to plug it into any project live (for better or worse)
- **C#/Dotnet**: https://github.com/colhountech/smol-ai-dotnet in C#!
- **Golang**: https://github.com/tmc/smol-dev-go in Go
- https://github.com/gmchad/smol-plugin automatically generate @openai plugins by specifying your API in markdown in smol-developer style
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- **Debugging by `cat`ing** the whole codebase with your error message and getting specific fix suggestions - particularly delightful!
- **Tricks for whole program coherence** - our chosen example usecase, Chrome extensions, have a lot of indirect dependencies across files. Any hallucination of cross dependencies causes the whole program to error.
- We solved this by adding an intermediate step asking GPT to think through `shared_dependencies.md`, and then insisting on using that in generating each file. This basically means GPT is able to talk to itself...
- ... but it's not perfect, yet. `shared_dependencies.md` is sometimes not comperehensive in understanding what are hard dependencies between files. So we just solved it by specifying a specific `name` in the prompt. felt dirty at first but it works, and really it's just clear unambiguous communication at the end of the day.
- ... but it's not perfect, yet. `shared_dependencies.md` is sometimes not comprehensive in understanding what are hard dependencies between files. So we just solved it by specifying a specific `name` in the prompt. felt dirty at first but it works, and really it's just clear unambiguous communication at the end of the day.
- see `prompt.md` for SOTA smol-dev prompting
- **Low activation energy for unfamiliar APIs**
- we have never really learned css animations, but now can just say we want a "juicy css animated red and white candy stripe loading indicator" and it does the thing.
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