You wrote an app begging people for money and thought it was a good idea to post it here? Nice.
Oh I know your going to say "But wait an AI wrote all this code themselves without my intervention so it is cool".
LLMs write cool code all them time. If you want to write a post talking about what it's strategy was and the code it wrote, the problems and successes such how it figured out how to create an account then I would be happy to read your post.
However, posting a site that says: "Give me money" and do so because it is cool and I promise it was all written by AI.. No thanks. Take your beg-a-thon someplace else.
Let's take a concrete thing: Creating a web site is trivial but I would love to know more about how agent created these accounts.
Creation of a Stripe account usually requires:
- An email address (agent could plausibly generate/control one)
- Business/individual details
- A bank account or equivalent payout destination
- In many jurisdictions, identity verification (ID document upload, sometimes a selfie match) before the account can actually accept live payments, not just be created
Similar questions exist for Vercel. How did the agent create an account and obtain an auth token? Is the Vercal account tied to a git repo to push to but if that is the case how did the agent obtain a github token? Write a real post about that and I would love to read it!
Oh I know your going to say "But wait an AI wrote all this code themselves without my intervention so it is cool".
LLMs write cool code all them time. If you want to write a post talking about what it's strategy was and the code it wrote, the problems and successes such how it figured out how to create an account then I would be happy to read your post.
However, posting a site that says: "Give me money" and do so because it is cool and I promise it was all written by AI.. No thanks. Take your beg-a-thon someplace else.
Let's take a concrete thing: Creating a web site is trivial but I would love to know more about how agent created these accounts.
Creation of a Stripe account usually requires:
- An email address (agent could plausibly generate/control one)
- Business/individual details
- A bank account or equivalent payout destination
- In many jurisdictions, identity verification (ID document upload, sometimes a selfie match) before the account can actually accept live payments, not just be created
Similar questions exist for Vercel. How did the agent create an account and obtain an auth token? Is the Vercal account tied to a git repo to push to but if that is the case how did the agent obtain a github token? Write a real post about that and I would love to read it!