So it already is Prod and looks pretty great.

A follow-up on this is that I'm using Google's API, which I could say is very generous and possibly unlimited to one of the models. I think it's great at least for the testing purposes.

When adding AI capabilities to your app or at least to the POC version, what APIs are you relying on without really requiring to buy any credits at least initially to just test the flow of your application?.

One thing that I actually enjoy doing is to make my work easier by creating a custom tailored to my needs app. I'm using usually @v0 for mockups, @ClerkDev for authentication, @convex_dev for my backend functions and database, and of course, @novuhq will be right up there to

I've built a CLI tool, which I'm kinda proud of, although I do have a lot of things that I would like to upgrade, change, and improve. (but "done is better than perfect"). I could learn about the priorities from how users are using it and add changes as we go

Sometimes it's about the small details. Your app's <Inbox /> is probably the most important user interface to get right.

Please.

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