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Ask HN: What’s your ChatGPT pet project?

by lukasfischer on 2/24/23, 5:53 PM with 11 comments

• by m348e912 on 2/24/23, 6:33 PM

  I am using chatgpt to help me learn how to program python with APIs, which I have never managed to get a knack of by myself. It does a good job cleaning up my code, fixing errors, and providing suggestions on alternative ways to do things e.g. using oauth2.

  I also used it to help friends update their resume. ChatGPT is good at converting paragraphs to bullet points and vice versa. It's great at rewriting content to make it more concise, clear, and readable.

• by eugeniox on 2/25/23, 10:18 AM

  AppifyText (https://appifytext.ai): I took GPT-3 and a no-code/low-code platform and I made them cooperate.

  The system gets in input the description of a desired application in plain English and produces in output a ready to use Web application in less than a minute. The focus is on CRUDs, simple internal tools, personal databases & similar apps.

• by zora_goron on 2/25/23, 1:36 AM

  I've been working on MedQA, a GPT-powered clinical reference tool that can answer clinical questions and follow-up questions in natural language, along with references to sources. It's been an interesting way to experiment with the use of LLMs in the clinical context, and how to build around the strengths of these models while mitigating the downsides. I've been using it on rounds at the hospital and using those experiences as a feedback loop to continue improving it!

  [0] MedQA: https://labs.cactiml.com/medqa

  [1] Twitter thread: https://twitter.com/samarthrawal/status/1620545601296564228

• by ackatz on 2/24/23, 6:13 PM

  Cyberfeed (https://cyberfeed.io/) – a fully-automated, GPT-powered cybersecurity news aggregation site (uses GPT to summarize news article descriptions)

  Peloapp (https://peloapp.fly.dev) – displays recent personal records and other entertaining cycling stats from Peloton and includes a GPT-powered daily summary

• by gimili on 2/24/23, 10:18 PM

  We're exploring Hardware Design with GPT: https://assistedeverything.substack.com/p/todays-ai-sucks-at...

• by chrisrickard on 2/24/23, 11:45 PM

  Userdoc (https://userdoc.fyi) - A requirements management tool with AI assistance. Generate user stories, acceptance criteria, personas, and user journeys with GPT.

• by roflyear on 2/24/23, 6:16 PM

  I'm looking for people who are interested in creating a GPT-Driven tool to help people troubleshoot issues. I think there is a lot of potential here for targeting MSPs and customer support.

• by yagami_takayuki on 2/24/23, 8:26 PM

  AI fitness coaching coupled with pose detection (not in the app yet):

  https://app.gymmrfitness.com/