AI Generates AI

Coding for non-coders

Quite a bit of the eurAIka website was built with AI assistance. I used Anthropic’s Claude to work through details. I wrote up a description of the project and asked Claude to recommend rewrites. After a few iterations, the result is the complete website, eurAIka - The Scientist’s Assistant.

The video required a bit more fine-tuning to reduce the length to 30 seconds, and the narration was done with NaturalReader using the voice “Ava” (no longer available). Some of the images were generated with DreamStudio, as was the logo using the prompt, “A tesseract with metallic green spheres at the nodes and silver metallic rods for the connections.” DreamStudio doesn’t seem to understand the definition of tesseract, but I liked the image it created, so I kept it.

I asked Claude to write a program in Octave to convert a sequence of latitude and longitude points into a .kml file to be imported into Google Earth similar to the Matlab kmlwrite function. The function Claude produced worked, generating lines connecting each point. I then asked for the option to plot points, or points connected by lines which Claude successfully produced. This is the response I’m hoping to achieve with The Coder.

The setup

SuperAGI is an “open source autonomous AI agent framework enabling developers to build, manage & run useful autonomous agents.”

Other similar projects are crewAI, AgentGPT, babyAGI and others.