[neeldhara]

Oh yay, thanks for trying it out! Do you have your project up somewhere? I'd love to take a look.

TIL that apparently you can simply use the generic follow up prompt “did you do what I asked?” and it will verify and course correct on its own, see for instance:

https://twitter.com/ericjang11/status/1639882111338573824

No idea how well this works in practice for things like JS games with visual elements, but seemed like an interesting approach!

[dave333]

Still too many bugs to let this out in the world. I've probably spent 2 hours on it so far and the progress is amazing, especially compared to total inaction on this since I originally had the idea for the game many years ago (I'm now retired after a 40+ year software career). As an aside, one simple lightweight technique for bug tracking I have found beats everything for me is simply writing pages of one-line bug descriptions in a notebook by hand. Then when I fix the bug I mark that line with a check mark, and then when I have tested the fix I mark it with T. One thing the AI got right immediately was playing a sound file for the avalanche effect. Screenshot

https://ibb.co/CKDWdrV