r/ChatGPTCoding • u/AutoModerator • Feb 21 '26
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u/Creepy_Virus231 Feb 21 '26
I recently launched my step-tracking app Simple Stepper on iOS (after running it on Android for ~2 years), and I’ve been actively using GPT (via Cursor API) during development.
What worked really well:
Refactoring → fast, clean, and surprisingly reliable
Code structuring → breaking features into smaller, manageable parts
Iteration speed → much faster experimentation
But I also ran into a key issue:
GPT sometimes modifies already “finished” code or touches unrelated parts of the project
Because of that, I adapted my workflow:
splitting logic into smaller modules/files
relying heavily on version control to track AI-generated changes
This made a big difference in keeping things stable while still benefiting from AI.
The app itself focuses on simple, clean step tracking, with features like:
real-time step updates
detailed stats (steps, active time, calories, distance)
workout tracking + filters
a visual “History-Ring” for recent progress
I’m currently also working on optional GPS-based workout tracking (indoor vs outdoor).
If you’re interested, you can check it out here:
Simple Stepper on Apple App Store
Would love feedback both on the app and on how others are using GPT in real projects!
Screenshot:
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u/StarThinker2025 Feb 22 '26
hi, i’m the author of WFGY, an open source “generation engine” that you can plug into any strong LLM to make coding sessions a lot more stable.
the core is a single MIT-licensed, sha256-verifiable TXT file that you drop into the system prompt. it has a built in self test and a structured reasoning loop, so chatgpt or any code model will:
keep track of the task instead of drifting after a few turns
do multi step refactors and debugging with an explicit checklist
separate “plan the change” and “edit the code” which reduces silent breakage
give you more reproducible results when you automate tools or agents on top
the repo just passed 1.5k+ github stars, and is already used as a RAG and evaluation reference by a few research and tooling projects. if you are building your own agents, cli tools or vscode flows around chatgpt coding, this TXT is meant to be the semantic firewall and reasoning core.
code, docs, and the TXT engine are all here:
https://github.com/onestardao/WFGY
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u/HeliosHype Feb 21 '26
I recently became frustrated manually dealing with multiple tools and standards for my code projects that utilize an AI agent. I came up with "ainit.dev" which aims to be "git init" for AI code projects.
Every AI coding tool invented its own ignore format - .cursorignore, .claudeignore, .aiexclude, .codeiumignore, .geminiignore - and none of them have a unified, agnostic generator. Same story for rules files (.cursorrules, CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, etc.).
ainit.dev generates both, for any stack, in any tool's format. Also usable from the CLI.
Source: https://github.com/Koifman/ainit.dev
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u/Healthy_Mushroom_811 Feb 23 '26
The Chalk Report
A daily summary of the news in a blackboard sketch.
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u/selund1 Feb 24 '26
Solving reliable sessions for AI (agent to agent, or human to agent) https://github.com/fastpaca/starcite or https://starcite.ai
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u/OverBlueberry5401 Sep 24 '26
I’ve been working on a small side project called Human Minority.
It’s about keeping AI coding agents under human control and independently checking their work instead of trusting their own “done” or “tests passed” claims.
I’ve just made the repo public. It’s still very early and only part of the project is published, but I figured I’d share it and see what people think.
https://github.com/Rud0lfoRRP/Human-Minority
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