I honestly really like this, both conceptually and from an implementations point of view. Assisting in the creation of single purpose functions is, in my exper

I honestly really like this, both conceptually and from an implementations point of view. Assisting in the creation of single purpose functions is, in my experience, by far the most reliable use case for LLMs in regard to code creation at this point in time, yet is something I haven't seen many companies really lean into. In fact, the only other example I know of is Cloudflares Workers Workshop [0], which I have been waiting for since May. What I especially like about the implementation showcased in your demo videos though was the visual component. Some subtle animations, effective use of diff, methods being editable before pasting, it all felt very cohesive and thought through, which is something I can't say about every company utilizing OpenAIs APIs. Seems more like something that can serve a real value add for users, rather than just jumping on LLMs because it's the hot thing this summer. Really hope more people are experimenting with the "visual implementation" of LLMs, using animations and graphs to communicate LLM outputs has a lot of unused potential currently. [0] https://blog.cloudflare.com/introducing-cursor-the-ai-assistant-for-docs/ https://blog.cloudflare.com/introducing-cursor-the-ai-assist...