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D 5 · C 5 · P 5 · Cm 4 4.85
Q I am, but I, I, can you tell people why it's so dope?
A Yeah, yeah, okay. So Open Router is basically, it's basically a service where, um, If people are familiar with how they hook into LLMs, you usually go call OpenAI directly, or you call Claude directly, and you know, you feed it in messages, and then it kind of spits it out, but you have to integrate directly with them. OpenRouter has a service where they've integrated with, I think, over 300 models, and basically, you can just switch out the models with one line of code. Honestly, just like a string, just a piece of text. So if I wanted to call the Gemini API and just test it out, I can go do that. Then with one line, I can switch it to Claude or I can switch it to OpenAI. So OpenRouter has all of these different models. It shows all the price points, and I love using it for development because now I can test the different LLMs and see what kind of responses am I getting or how expensive is this with just one line. So that was another thing I wanted to share here, which I honestly, I think I learned like two or three months ago, but it's been so game changing. I think there is a bit of a fee On it. But in my experience, it's like totally worth it just because of the speed of having to switch these things out. And then once I think I confirm like, okay, I'm good. I know exactly the models I want to use. Then maybe I'll just go ahead and skip that and just go direct. But during d…
AI assessment note: “basically, you can just switch out the models with one line of code.”
Answered raw tape
D 5 · C 5 · P 4 · Cm 4 4.60
Q the vibe coding mobile app space is like the, you know, next big thing maybe, you know, there's definitely a lot of opportunity there. A lot of people want to be able to do it. You know, Rourke, and there's the VibeCode app are, are two, you know, popular ones, um, in addition to anything. Um, like, have you, have you seen them? Have you played with them? Any thoughts?
A Yeah, I, honestly, I played with them. I still think, at least at the time of recording, um, anything is a bit better, and the reason is, for some reason, the design sense is a little bit better, and its ability to follow instructions is, It's just, it's so good. It's so good, um, compared to the other platforms. But again, you can get away with using any of them. They're all using the same models under the hood. I believe they're all probably using the Claude models under the hood. Um, it just, it's really just also down to preference, I think. So, if you prefer the style choice that Vibecode or Roark has, for sure, you can totally do it. But then if you, at least for me subjectively, I did kind of like the designs that I was getting with that.
AI assessment note: “honestly, I played with them. I still think, at least at the time of recording, um, anything is a bit better”
Answered raw tape
D 5 · C 4 · P 4 · Cm 3 4.15
Q Who do you think is going to win?
A I, I actually think Claude Code will win, because I found that when it comes to design and interactions and animations, it does have a little bit of an edge. Even if you're using the Sonnet model in Cursor, for some weird reason I think it is. Let's see if I'm wrong, though. Let's see. I'm actually curious. Um, while we wait for this to go, though, um, what I'll do is, let me, let me give you a few more, we can just kind of hop into some tips. I know this one takes a little bit of time. Um, so, again, these are the tools. I'm swapping between the two. These are the models I'm using. Opus 4.1, GPT five high, and then, uh, Sonnet for the actual execution. Um, here are the tips that I have that really, I think, Like, when I've shared these tips, people are like, they, they usually pick something up from here, where they, they add it to their workflow, and they're like, this actually made a difference. Um, so the first one, oh, actually, no, this is done. Let's just see what's going on here. Ok, so cursor's done. Let's see what it was able to do. That's actually not bad. First try. Actually, you know what, if we're comparing just the first shot, because again, that original first shot for Claude was a little bit more choppy. This one was actually really good. You can tell though, it's so fascinating that it kind of came to the same conclusion. I think it's because again, we're usin…
AI assessment note: “I actually think Claude Code will win, because I found that when it comes to design”
