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I’ve added a free ~30s sample generated directly from the uploaded track so people can evaluate the output before paying.
It’s currently unwatermarked/unbranded, but I might add that in a few days.
Would love more feedback <3
Thanks for trying it!
--> I would say so. Not quite sure what Stripe is using on their docs, but sounds like its been given free reign and not grounded in actual docs.
Easiest way is to weed out hallucinations, hasnt been a problem for me at all to be honest.
P.S. For anyone reading, happy to refund all answers that you deem shouldnt be billed.
Something fair for customers, thats the goal. But right now my priority is seeing if anyone gives a f** about this to begin with.
Regarding hallucinations: It's not 100% solvable, but can be done pretty well in my opinion with prompting (aka only answer based on facts you see in the documentation)
P.S. if you have docs and want a more "live demo" you can sign up and just put in the docs url and you'll have a live demo without installing the script onto the docs site.
What do you guys think?
Would love feedback? Is it just shit?
Two main use cases it’s been developed for: 1)Convert current website into wordpress without the hassle it entails (paying for the service or the time sucking DIY option). Usually to get access to plugins, DIY maintenance and all that good stuff.
2)Workflow tool for developers & designers. It’s been an internal dev tool at a wordpress agency to save time in delivering projects. It’s just quicker and simpler to develop a static website than integrate WP into the workflow from the beginning.
P.S. Also a ton easier and cheaper to hire people with good front-end dev/design skills than also requiring sufficient WP expertise.
So if you have a website that you’d like to convert into a wordpress theme - Now it’s stupid simple to do it. Looking forward to some brutal feedback (don’t worry about offending us, we’re grown up nerds heheh). Here’s the url again: http://htmltowordpress.io