XF 2.3 AI agents
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philmckrackon
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Yes, I have the $20 a month subscription but I turn it off and on as needed. You don't need a subscription to get files. Just ask for a downloadable file or if you uploaded one it will supply a download automatically.
The limiting factor for unsubscribed is how many questions before you start getting a nag message but it won't kick you off. It will not let you use it again for a certain time though.
The limiting factor for unsubscribed is how many questions before you start getting a nag message but it won't kick you off. It will not let you use it again for a certain time though.
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tajhay
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Use projects and add file to project so it doesnt have to compile so many iterations of it - it will remember /scan the prpject files first
philmckrackon
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Good point. I started out as a project but it messed up the code so many times that I wanted an individual file for each change to add to my archives.
The thing that made this test difficult was I was not starting from scratch but was starting with some html / JS that I wrote so chatgpt missed many function calls and labels that were changed dynamicly.
EDIT: Well I just watched a video about projects and I clearly was not using it correctly. I'm going back to the option
The thing that made this test difficult was I was not starting from scratch but was starting with some html / JS that I wrote so chatgpt missed many function calls and labels that were changed dynamicly.
EDIT: Well I just watched a video about projects and I clearly was not using it correctly. I'm going back to the option
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bzcomputers
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@philmckrackon I've had a much better coding experience with Grok 3 than any ChatGPT model all the way through ChatGPT-4.5. When I switched from ChatGPT to Grok, I gave Grok numerous blocks of broken ChatGPT code and it fixed most of them without instruction, a couple needed more instruction because ChatGPT's attempt was so far off with the original code the intended functioning wasn't obvious.
philmckrackon
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I appreciate that. Since my subscription was still active I decided to test it. Needless to say I was very disappointed
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philmckrackon
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@bzcomputers. I started a project @ grok and must say it is very thorough and elnlightning. Very interesting.
bzcomputers
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It's also great with simple questions like "give me some ideas to enhance and add additional functioning to this code". It'll spit out 5 or more options, order them in what would be the most beneficial for your site with the detailed reasons why, and then give you the coded solutions for each one you want - all in just seconds.
eva2000
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I'd highly recommend you check out Claude Code with Claude Pro subscription - better context management and awareness makes coding more productive
Using my Gemini CLI MCP server in Claude Desktop where I added Openrouter AI support so have access to 400+ LLM models now. In the example below, Gemini 2.5 Flash debates with OpenAI GPT-4.1-mini through Claude Desktop. Claude Desktop (Sonnet 4) orchestrates the debate and has full access to the conversation context, enabling sophisticated multi-AI workflows.
Also works in Claude Code with my Gemini CLI MCP server
Itworx4me
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I am trying this out but I get less than 30minutes of developing time before it says I have reached my limit. Have to wait 4hrs until it resets.
philmckrackon
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I have to say that grok is very intelligent. It recognized the code I was trying to alter as Xenforo Syntex.
STIJL
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Society could be controlled by the powerful few.
digitalpoint
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Who controls society now?
philmckrackon
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And now ourembers go political.
RobinHood
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Wow, just made a full basic proof of concept Vue app using tailwind, tailwind form and vue-chartjs and it create a full multi step form to capture info from a user and create a chart info graphic at the end!
It had a fair few little issues to fix, and wasn't anywhere near as smooth as the live demo, probably because it wasn't react. But overall pretty impressive to just prototype something with a 5 sentence prompt. Would be really interested to see what it came up with if I gave it a full technical spec complete with the exact questions I want to use.
It had a fair few little issues to fix, and wasn't anywhere near as smooth as the live demo, probably because it wasn't react. But overall pretty impressive to just prototype something with a 5 sentence prompt. Would be really interested to see what it came up with if I gave it a full technical spec complete with the exact questions I want to use.
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