[The Framework] Bootstrap mode

[brillout]

In the dashboard, there's a button "Create new project".

Then it all starts with one question/prompt:

"What do you want to build?"

Label: "You can describe what you want approximately (e.g. just a hunch, just a vision, just an idea) and we'll create a plan together. Or you can go ahead with a concrete plan."

Low-prio for now I think (because I ain't sure how well we can make it work, to be tested).

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To be tested:

# System prompt

- If it isn't clear what you should do (e.g. unclear scope, unclear user prompt), make a list of interpretations sorted by plausibility, SHOW_IT, AWAIT.
- If the scope of what you'll work on is large, create a `PLAN.md` of what you'll work on, SHOW_IT, AWAIT.
  - If the scope is potentially very large (e.g. spans over many hours of work), also create a `TODO.md` (backlog of follow-up tasks) and SHOW_IT

SHOW_IT: Show it to the user
AWAIT: Stop, await user answer before resuming

# User prompt

Build instagram clone

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The idea here is to decouple what AI thinks it should work on from what we'll actually work on next. It's effectively an anti-laziness pill, but let's see if it works. (I guess it isn't "clever"/"empahtic" enough to spare itself future-work. But no clue really — to be tested.)

Note

If [x] autopilot => AWAIT auto-accepts after 10 seconds.

Note

One the localhost UI, we can show views on a sidebar (like claude.ai does) => we can define: SHOW_IT: Send it to showMarkdown().

Instead of TODO.md, maybe we can hand over to a separate product-manager agent. The goal being that AI becomes fully autonomous (with minimal human intervention).

[brillout]

I just tried, and it seems quite effective:

• Fable (with system prompt above): https://claude.ai/code/session_01PprxSgQDD4PqGTmnTpgeHE
• Opus (with system prompt above): https://claude.ai/code/session_019eDgrKzE3n12eacoGHDzGr
• Opus (without system prompt): https://claude.ai/code/session_014VZkrk2fYNVei4fYVYbW8b (see also Build full-stack Instagram clone brillout/instagram-clone-3#1)

The links are public, so you should be able to open them.