Resources
My Public AI-generated projects on GitHub
I generated these with a lot of help from AI, but in all but two cases I checked code and tests carefully.
In one case, that didn’t matter; in the other it led to disaster.
The list includes both.
A Python tool that converts PDF documents into Freeplane mind maps using OpenAI. This allows you to automatically generate structured mind maps from PDF documents.
You can read about how it got written using AI on medium . That’s a friend link so you can read it even if you’re not a subscriber.
Flomatic is a Python tool that automatically generates Mermaid flowcharts from Python source code. It helps developers visualize the control flow of their code by creating diagrams that represent functions, loops, conditionals, and other control structures.
Ollama Oracle is a Python-based tool that helps manage and extract information from academic papers using the Ollama platform. It automatically extracts titles and authors from PDF papers and stores this information in a SQLite database for easy reference.
I broke my own rules. I didn’t take baby steps, and I didn’t check the code and tests. A disaster. I’m working on an alternative version that I’m creating by the book.
My attempt at a challenge that was based on the book Rewilding software engineering by Tudor Girba and Simon Wardley.
A GUI for remote FORTH development inspired by Thonny.
You can read about what went wrong with AI code, and how I fixed it, on LinkedIn