Next Generation tscircuit AI
Building a tscircuit chat that allows you to quickly create and preview circuits
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@shibo after talking with investors i'm slightly changing the goal posts here.
We should probably do mostly just the error correction loop and almost nothing else. We may want to teach the AI to create multiple files but even that may be too much
My technical advisors advised me, and I think this is probably right, that AI may advance a lot in the next couple months where it almost always generates correct code (it is basically smarter than humans) so having any kind of loop is dangerous development time (we may want to eliminate it)
We should focus on "single file" circuit boards, the error correction loop and generating LED Matrix and Keyboard circuits boards. We don't need to do anything else for now- that's enough to show investors the vision
@shibo i think our standard interface is good but i'm studying the vercel model of doing their AI code blocks etc.
I think their UI is quite good and derisks the project. I actually only really have 3-4 days to get it running because i want to demo to investors so will be pretty obsessed for the next couple days
i think we can probably use the standard interface and integrate it w/ vercel. Again only a couple of days to really get this nailed down for demos w/ the scope of keyboards and led matrices
going to start w/ the UI and work backwards
vercel uses tool calling in their version which i don't love- tool calling can make ai act dumber.... still studying it
sounds good, you should make a working initial version so we can iterate on it and fix any bugs.
you said ai should always write working code but that doesn't apply to use since the model isn't trained on tscircuit, we need to refine the system prompt which includes the docs(we need easy to understand/generate docs) before we can eliminate the error correction. We should be able to know when it starts one shotting circuit code.
and there should be a way to view the errors that occurred in previous attempts on the frontend, maybe a button on the side for developers debugging
yes that makes sense
hello, will you develop an ide like cursor ?
@collin not in the short term, but long term maybe