No, the research paper is still a key point of validation for the process. Having a hallucination based tool read it to you also adds extra bias onto the work.

~html has more capabilities than markdown~ the real title

Weren’t llms specifically originally set to output and print markdown format since it is simpler and easier everyone to read? No different rendering/libraries/apis to worry about…

Already outsourcing your work to ai? Good for you, hopefully you can enjoy that 10-15 minutes of irony.

How much of this article is written by ai?

Agreed, otherwise it sounds like op is crowdsourcing just to avoid paying the manual effort.

*Edit: op has been vibe coding all over, could just vibe code the guides themselves without human input?

This makes me want to never create a public service again.

Definitely get that. Being hammered by scrapers is a massive PITA (especially with latest aggressive AI crawlers). We focus primarily on allowing people to automate their existing workflows. For all hosted workflows we have rate limits to prevent mass scraping/affecting server workload in any real capacity. In fact, because we don't load js/html and hit endpoints directly I would guess that we consume less server resources in the end.

Oh no I’m not worried about the resources or rate limits.

If I’d make a mobile app and users simply use your automation service instead of my mobile app, I’d lose traffic/money/motivation to improve it.

If they run into issues from your service now it could make my app look bad while the error isn’t with the app.

See tailwind for an example tale.

The requests still route through your servers/the data still lives with you. Kampala is a powerful tool but I don't see people replacing the actual apps with it. Most of our customers use it for automating repetitive actions in legacy dashboards.

What happened with Tailwind? sorry if I'm supposed to know this

“To be clear: I’m sarcastic, I’m critical, I’m a perfectionist and impossible to impress, and I have a capacious ego.”-authors earlier article

I’ll take this article as sarcasm.

Probably Reddit.

Specifically https://www.reddit.com/r/shortcuts/ since it appears to be the last one standing.

You probably would have to make an account with a valid personal email, just to trace your prompts.

I wish I could downvote this multiple times.

ong bruh