Alright, this is getting too crazy. Soon you won't even need to code anymore. I setup AutoGPT and it I asked it to build a website for me. And it succeeded. In under 3 minutes. Using react and tailwindcss. All by itself.

The objective was simple: Create a website using react. Restrictions: Make a form, add a header "made with autoGPT" then change the background to being blue. Im sure if i gave it more directive it would

Insane work @SigGravitas i cant imagine what this will be in 6 months. Also i setup the project with @nextjs since it had issues with that (but that can be easily addressed). It uses GPT4 + GPT3.5 + vector embeddings.

This is not a negationism post, but the thing with ChatGPT is the same one when I say that being able to build a 'Hello World' is only 5% of any project.

I'm working on a more complicated version of this :) This was just to show what you can do within 1 hour of work.

Oh look, it's another "GPT built a Website" thread. Unsurprisingly, the "website" is a single page signup form. This is a boring waste of compute power. The world doesn't need another Rube Goldberg machine to automate the process of customizing an HTML template.

I want to be clear here: This was a basic example to show what's possible. It took me 1 hour to set it up. A team of smart engineers could an agent 100x more complicated

Looking at this on my phone screen and can't tell what's going on. What feedback is AutoGPT giving itself?

its a bit hard to read on the phone, but its basically analyzing the code to see if it accomplished the task

Pretty sure @SigGravitas is coaxing Auto-GPT to self-improve, too. Limited only by API budget, but then it can delegate some things to local LLMs for the cost of CPU cycles ♾️

@SigGravitas would be nuts if he could