It allows frontend developers to harness AI capabilities by using OpenAI's GPT to perform tasks related to text, through TypeScript function prototypes.
While Co-Pilot accelerates solving existing problems, Imaginary Programming enables tackling new problems by structuring unstructured data and adding AI insights.
No, Imaginary Programming lets developers add AI capabilities without needing a dedicated machine learning team.
It can generate text, classify data, and extract structured data from unstructured language.
It is primarily focused on integration with TypeScript projects.
Yes, it can integrate with existing node, next.js, and React projects.
Developers receive structured JSON data that aligns with specified function prototypes.
While it handles various text-based tasks effectively, it may not manage highly complex AI logic without further development.
Documentation is likely provided, and users can try the tool in an online Playground.
It is designed to handle tasks involving text and is not suited for non-textual data processes.