Spec-driven development is early stage & has huge potential.

There are some interesting frameworks emerging that use #AgenticAI to build full stack Web applications based on pre-defined specs.

I'm testing one now to build a Web app that solves a problem I'm facing, and it's going well so far

You know those creative ideas that pop into the back of your mind.
Maybe you're out for a walk, & you start to see solutions to problems, ideas you could develop, things you could improve.
Those fleeting thoughts.

Note them down! Keep a thought log. Realise them.

They may change your life one day

Thanks for commenting, yeah I agree.
I reckon it's down to whether it adds value or not in any given area.
Some AI offers no meaningful value at all.
For me personally I find using these tools helps save me a lot of time and go into more depth in certain areas.
Automation is a great time-saver too

We have many #LLM options these days.
Here's the key areas I use for each:

#ChatGPT - coding & problem solving
#Claude - coding & deep document analysis
#Gemini - real-time Web info & creative writing
#Grok - social media trends & insights
#Perplexity - in-depth factual research

Reportedly #OpenAI is planning on releasing a range devices, likely due out 2026/27.
Its intriguing to think what value they can bring to the use of #AI. It requires some imagination, but gives us some insight on how AI will be integrated into our future.

www.theverge.com/news/781854/...

I think there's a difference between true AI Agency & advanced #workflow #automation.

Some folks talk about workflow platforms as if they are #AIAgents at work, and whilst there are certainly shared characteristics, true #AgenticAI goes far beyond automation of workflows.