Can you share a little bit more about what Meos is? I'll check it out.

If you've got a brilliant mind, get an AI horse to ride it around on.

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I'll leave it there for now. I'm still learning. I've got some friends that are experts in the space that are helping me along. I really, really think that the people who choose to dig in now, learn AI and how to make it work for you, are gonna be the ones that lead the pack!

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7. Before you even think about getting started, do yourself a favor! Create a (secure) notes document where you keep track of your steps. Remind yourself how to log in to all the systems. Just keep good notes, especially if you're getting started and haven't done code development before.

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6c. Here's a tutorial that a friend of mine who is an expert in machine learning sent me when I started asking questions about multbot to set it up safely. This video is using a Mac setup. That's how I found VirtualBox was the parallel setup for a PC.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDsy...

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6b. You'll need an API key for an LLM model. If you have GPT Pro or if you have Gemini Pro or if you did the OpenRouter AI LibreChat setup, you've got what you need. Have fun troubleshooting to get it working!

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6a. I used Oracle VirtualBox to launch a virtual machine, and on the virtual machine I installed a new instance of Ubuntu Linux. It's a little complicated, but that was the point for me. And now I have a molt bot or two, actually.

www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads

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6. If you want an even more challenging project that's also fun and pretty cool to get up and running, check out MoltBot! Moltbots are dangerous; don't set it up on your main cpu. A lot of people are getting Mac minis, raspberry pi, or, what I did, is a virtual box virtual machine

openclaw.ai

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5. If you're a Mac user, I've heard the OpenAI Codex app is as good, even better than Google anti-gravity! They don't have it for Windows yet, so pick your poison.

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4. You'll need Docker. Might as well get it installed now! If you're running Ubuntu WSL, remember to get the right version for Linux. If you don't know what you're running or which version to get, ask Anti-Gravity!

www.docker.com/products/doc...

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3. If you want a somewhat challenging first project, read about LibreChat. Get an open router API password and configure LibreChat using Docker. It's a cool first build from the ground up! Troubleshoot and get it to work. Anti-gravity can help.

www.librechat.ai

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2. When you get Ubuntu WSL, you have to create a Linux account. Keep it simple and a password manager. The Linux password is your "sudo" password. You'll need this for all key commands in the terminal.

lastpass.com/create-account

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a few additional notes:
1. pro tip: never enter your password or any tokens or API keys or anything directly into anti-gravity or any other AI system tool. It's just not safe!

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If your goal is to build something more resilient quality build, just ask anti-gravity to put the implementation plan together. Give it a detailed description of what you want to build, how you want it to work, and tell it to ask you any questions it needs before it gets started. Watch it work!

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If you want a super easy first project to play with, use the T3 create app set-up. Anti-gravity should be able to help you in a jiffy! It's a super easy to use customizable web landing page, and you can just tell anti-gravity what changes you want to make, and watch it work live.

create.t3.gg

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Go to Github. Create a Github account and start your first repository. Name the repository the same name as your first project folder. Once you have that set up, ask anti-gravity to help you get your project files committed and pushed to your new Github repository.

github.com/signup

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Optional sidequest (for Windows users), if you're serious about AI-assisted coding... The first task Anti-Gravity should be to help you get Ubuntu Linux WSL set up on your machine. Create a "projects" folder in WSL, and create a new folder for each project you create.

ubuntu.com/tutorials/in...

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Once you have your pro account ready to go, sign up for Google anti-gravity! Watch the tutorial video and just jump in! Just sign up for the free personal use plan for now. You'll thank me later!

antigravity.google/pricing

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