• Full support for multi-screen and virtual desktops
• “Copy Latest Transcription” always available
• plus many improvements and bug fixes

Try the new version and let me know what you think!
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That's it. Definitely more effort than the “one prompt builds it all” myth, but this way, it actually works.

What do you think?
Got any tips or processes to share?

LLMs and AI-powered IDEs are a game-changer.
But need very clear context and direction.
You now have a team of fast junior devs.
You are the CTO, Product Manager, and Designer. Use AI to learn those skills.
Iterate in small steps. Use User Stories and leverage GIT

As Product Manager and Designer, make sure to build the right thing.

1. Define and iterate on the Project Context
2. User Stories
3. Set Acceptance Criteria
4. Prioritize features correctly

Create a folder for templates and user stories. Then reference them in your prompts

Now you can start giving technical direction as CTO of your "team".

1. Define architecture and tech stack
2. Coding standards
3. Best practices

Write all this into rules files ( like .cursorrules with Cursor ), to constantly "remind" your junior devs

First, if you are not there already, learn at least the basics of product development.

Start with GIT, how to use a terminal, IDE, basic coding, how data is managed, architecture...

It's a lot. But LLMs are great for this! Keep asking questions and learn while doing

Yes, AI can accelerate the coding (and your learning), but it can’t handle the strategic thinking that brings real value to a product.

The direction is on you. On this team, you need to wear the hats of the CTO, the Product Manager, and the Designer.

It's impressive to see how AI can supercharge development.

It's even more of a game-changer for creatives and business minds than for tech people.
But don't mistake AI for a magic wand. Think of it as your team of lightning-fast junior developers.