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Conceptually very interesting approach based on what experienced software developers know by their heart: test-driven development is the fastest way to develop high-quality software. GPT Pilot is a tool that automates such a process resulting in high-quality code at a fraction of the time and cost invested.
Love the idea. It's will disrupt development market as it's becoming so much easier to generate awesome code.
It has the potential to revolutionize how we develop apps!
This is an interesting idea! not sure how effective will be, but if it works then can solve the problem for many service companies out there. So I have a few questions. 1. Will it work for any framework or environment? 2. Will this terminate entry and medium-level profile? 3. Does it include monitoring and fixing or debugging issues?
Being able to offload 95% of coding tasks to AI seems awesome! What specific coding tasks can be automated with GPT Pilot? Keep up the great work and congratulations on the launch @zvonimir_sabljic1!
Very impressive! I knew what Zvonimir and the team were working on and was still floored when I saw the demo. The ability to basically write a tech spec from user requirements, then plan the project and then execute it step by step is a game changer, and a definitive difference from other "code-with-ai" tools out there. I also like that it shows you exactly what it's doing along the way (so you know why it does what it does), and that it asks you to allow it to run commands (I'm wary of just giving some AI full control of my terminal). Amazing work so far, looking forward to using this and seeing you grow the product!
I'm genuinely impressed with GPT Pilot! After trying it out, I can't help but feel excited about its future developments and where it's headed. Regarding the underlying LLMs, are they fixed, or do users have the option to choose between different models, such as ChatGPT3.5, ChatGPT4, or LLAMA?
Wow! This project looks really impressive! I have a question regarding the "plan for development" phase - do you create unit tests for each planning step?
