Fixed a few minor issues in login/logout mechanics and some of the editors of #promptgrid. Dayjobday & renovations happening at home, so likely won't be able to do more today.

Improved the example content new #promptgrid accounts get upon registering

#promptgrid now populates any new user's account with an example prompt with example test inputs. Will add example evaluators later but have to stop now.

Today: finished those #promptgrid breadcrumbs that I started this morning; finished an update of #tutoic's to Vite and the most recent React which I started earlier this week (honestly, shouldn't have started it... major waste of time at this moment); fixed a bug that caused analytics events for #promptgrid to not arrive in GA; added a simple explanation of how to consume one of the #promptgrid prompts in your own applications. #promptgrid is still an impossibly shit experience for new users but... getting there. Good night fellow builders 🌙

Woke up 4:30. Fixed that analytics events weren't coming through well in Google Analytics for #promptgrid . Started adding breadcrumbs; doing a global breadcrumb bar like Vercel has, I like it because it's spatially efficient.

Made a landing page with a very simple "AI prompt generator", with a single text box to accept user input. This landing page is to capatalize on the search terms where I was getting the best Google Ad traffic, while gathering user input to learn about their problems. It's a bit of a pivot from #promptgrid core idea but I'm experimenting with being more flexible. And maybe I can upsell users to the core idea.

Just finished building the test runner for my new product, a prompt engineering web app. It is now officially usable by myself. Todo: start using it for my own apps & make UI self-explanatory so users besides me can use it. The first Google Ad (budget €5 per day) meanwhile still on zero impressions, third day after start. Ad is rated "good" in Google Ads dashboard. Landing page shit?