Inspiration
We face niche, personal problems all the time in our lives. Perhaps you want a tool that can format your essay in a specific way, proofread legal documents, or edit the emails you send to your professor. We had to wait for software companies to solve our problems, but what if we can create our own tools with AI? Inspired by the notable advancements in NLP, particularly with models like GPT-4, which provide a foundation for translating human intent expressed in natural language into personalized tools that can be reused and shared. This project aims to break down barriers that traditionally separate non-programmers from the ability to create software. Building on the concept of end-user programming, Chapps allows users to create software on a smaller, more personal scale as opposed to mass-produced, one-size-fits-all solutions. The idea of leveraging and building upon tools created by others introduces a collaborative aspect, promoting a shared ecosystem of tools and domain knowledge.
What it does
Our project accepts natural language descriptions from users specifying the tools they wish to create or modify. We utilize language models to interpret user input and generate reusable software artifacts that can be saved, shared, and modified by the users on our platform. This allows for continuous improvement and editing of tools, encapsulating domain knowledge and user preferences over time. Users can make modifications to existing tools, personalizing them according to their specific requirements. Our product offers intuitive user interfaces for each tool, making them easy to use, and more memorable than chat interfaces.
examples for
- domain knowledge a therapist can create a chapp that uses his domain knowledge to analyze patient
- reusable tool professional email writing
personal niche problem
highly customizable You can take all the chapps above and modify them according to your need. i.e. changing output format, and include new input fields
How we built it
What's next for Chapps
Include a new workflow that starts with open-ended exploration in chat and transitions to a structured, reusable tool with a user interface.
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