craigsaves

Does a really good job at detecting which ingredients need "prep" now. AI was struggling with "boneless" or "skinless" thinking it was something you had to do #buildinpublic #simmerdown

Recipe app does a really good job at breaking down recipes now. I am using it every time I cook.

Struggling with extracting a recipe from the page. I had been using the ld+json data that contained the recipe. But it doesn't have these bits like "for the sauce" #buildinpublic

Finally adding non-groceries to the instagram posts. This section is always full of garbage, so I'm working on making it better. It's prime day so the signal to noise ratio is high, its all good things currently. #buildinpublic

If you are planning to buy points, it's actually cheaper to buy wine and get points from Qantas Wine, than it is to buy points directly. New page makes this simple: this rwrds.com.au/buy-points

Had to migrate a project from express, to nextjs. Repo Prompt made that a lot easier to paste into the LLM than it would have been otherwise.

Got the new feed page working shppngtrlly.com.au/feed?store=kma… The problem I was having, is I just want to be able to come back to the site, and see what is new since I last was here.

Ranted to the AI for a bit, and got it to make a marketing page for me. I like the hero, but I'm not sure about some of the other copy. simmerdown.craigsaves.com

So if a step has some timing on it, you can tap to start/stop timers and you can have multiple timers.

It's now really good at reading a recipe and breaking it down like a chef. It handles all the mise en place, it minimises prep bowls. It tries to optimise for recipe timing, so you can do some prep in parallel if you have a long period of waiting for something to cook.

Next I realised, instead of getting the AI to do all the transformations, I know exactly the transformations I want, I can just do it in code, so lets get the AI to just annotate this unstructured recipe data, and then I can do the transformations in code.

At first I tried, given a recipe, do all these transformations and get out the json exactly as I want to use it - the AI sucked at doing that. It was just so wrong so often.

I've gone through so many iterations of this prompt for my recipe app. It's the best its been.

Planning on cooking this recipe using my new recipe app.

Well, I can get the items to appear. But they don't get removed if I've already seen them. And that's really the basic requirement of a feed.

I like going to the shppngtrlly.com.au site, but I wish there was a version where I could hide things I've already seen, so I can come back. So going to try make a "feed" style page.

Working on a build in public app, so you can easily screenshot and share.

And we are live. groceries.craigsaves.com Ultimate goal I think would be to unite everything under the craigsaves branding. Retire shppngtrlly completely.

Okay let’s get this added!

I’ve got the feedback a lot that shppngtrlly.com.au is an awful domain. So today’s goal is to experiment with setting up groceries.craigsaves.com

Godaddy time

The language from Vercel isn’t great. “Invalid Configuration”appears immediately. I haven’t even had a chance to set it up!