Seeking Collaboration on an Open-Source Tool for Learning Code Development

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Hello OpenAI Community,

I’m currently working on an open-source tool designed to assist people in learning how to code and build applications more efficiently. The goal is to create a platform that leverages AI to help users generate code and set up projects based on their inputs, making the learning process more interactive and intuitive.

As I develop this tool, I’ve encountered some limitations with API usage, which has slowed down progress. I’m reaching out to see if anyone is interested in collaborating on this project. I believe that with collective effort, we can overcome these hurdles and create something truly valuable for learners everywhere.

I’m keen to hear your thoughts, feedback, and any suggestions you might have. If you’re passionate about coding education and interested in contributing to an AI-driven development tool, please feel free to get in touch.

Looking forward to your insights and collaboration!

Best regards,
Callum
Callum Maystone | LinkedIn

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Here’s where I’m at

— OpenAI API Call —
Prompt sent to OpenAI:

The user wants to build the following project: "It's a shitty web app skate boarding game that is just for the purposes of building out this tools functionality to build apps."
Here is the current folder structure of their project:
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├── config
├── docs
├── README.md
├── requirements.txt
├── src
└── tests

5 directories, 2 files

Here are some relevant file contents:


Based on this information, as an expert advisor, provide the first key decision the user needs to make to continue designing or improving this project.
Present it as a clear and concise question that the user can answer.

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All key decisions have been made for this round.

What programming language will you use? (e.g., Python, JavaScript):