Hi HN, I'll do my best to share this since I've never shared anything before on HN.<p>tldr: I used LLMs to create a project management tool to fit my exact needs by word-vomiting what I wanted into ChatGPT 4o and telling it to format a prompt that I could enter into Cursor's Composer (Claude-3.5-sonnet).<p>The linked page is a demo, and I'll be running it locally to actually use it.<p>I'm a product researcher in the sports industry, and while I have a technical background in science, my programming skills are very minimal and I've mainly used these basic skills for things like data wrangling and visualization.<p>I've been looking for a project management tool that I can use personally and professionally (I don't like the one at work), but I wanted it to be minimal and free to use. After searching and testing various tools I decided, jokingly at first, to have an LLM build the entire thing for me...and it built exactly what I wanted (definitely needed a bit of back and forth to refine things).<p>This post isn't to highlight the project itself, but to highlight how much LLMs can impact individuals like myself with some technical background, but limited coding abilities. I've had a lot of success using LLMs at work to help me understand code, port things over from matlab to python, and build functional tools that optimize my team's workflow. I'm blown away with how much these tools have helped me in the last year with building simple tools and automating mundane tasks, and I thought it might be interesting to share this as an example of how they've helped.<p>readme: <a href="https://github.com/cgarduno1garduno/SPOT">https://github.com/cgarduno1garduno/SPOT</a>