Have not posted in a while, here is an update:
AI seems to turn people off in posts, human posts and responses have a much higher acceptance.
Public website – people are very critical of AI generated landing pages, been trying to mitigate this by finding a template I liked and having the AI tweak it review the text AI loves to sprinkle in lots of descriptive words such as great, amazing, best. I am not a designer and rely on templates and AI to get me a nice looking website.
Challenging to post on a regular basis, I do read relevant reddit posts and reply to post and reach out this is quite effective.
Automated the signup this is a lot more involved than initially thought the application supports 2 way email. In order to get that to work have to make API calls to SendGrid and Cloudflare to get all the callbacks and DNS working properly. Application also has online storage which required a google cloud API call, lots of secrets to manage properly.
Overall using AI to assist in the coding is a huge speedup, things that took a week I can do in a day. I am still controlling the AI, I tell it where to place the code, this is huge. I get the file that the AI has to update if I just let it run loose on the codebase it struggles in placing the code in the right place this also helps a lot in debugging as I narrow down the location where the issues.
Source: r/buildinpublic · by /u/arjosoer