Say Goodbye to Cursor AI, ChatGPT, Claude and v0 | Bolt.new Does it All

The transcript discusses a new AI-powered coding software called Bolts, which integrates various AI coding tools into a single platform. Bolts enables users to perform tasks like installing packages, running Node.js servers, and deploying projects, offering a code editor similar to VS Code with AI functionalities. The speaker highlights Bolts' unique features, such as a terminal and live preview, and demonstrates its capability to generate a real estate website using Next.js and Tailwind CSS. Despite some initial setup challenges and limitations in pagination, the software shows promise in simplifying coding tasks.

• Bolts AI is a new project that integrates various AI coding software functionalities into a single platform.
• It is designed to replace existing software for coding tasks by offering comprehensive tools and features.
• Bolts AI allows for package installation, running backend processes, editing code, and more.

"This AI could replace all of the software out there when it comes to coding, and it's called Bolts New."

• Bolts AI is positioned as a revolutionary tool in the coding software landscape, potentially replacing multiple existing tools.

• Bolts AI supports running npm tools, node.js servers, and interacting with third-party APIs.
• It enables users to deploy production from chats and share work via URL.
• The software showcases a code editor and a terminal for running commands.

"It allows you to install, run npm tools, etc., run node.js servers, interact with third-party APIs, deploy your production from chats, and then share your work via URL."

• Bolts AI provides a comprehensive suite of features for coding, from installation to deployment and sharing.

• The interface includes a code editor and a terminal, similar to VS Code but integrated with AI capabilities.
• Users may face difficulties during account creation due to a complicated popup system.
• The platform automatically previews code execution results.

"The first thing is one it showcases a code editor so comparing this to Chad GPT this is kind of like canvas except it doesn't have the option to showcase like different files and pages."

• The interface is designed to be user-friendly, with features that enhance the coding experience, although initial setup may be challenging.

• A test run involved generating a real estate website using Next.js and Tailwind CSS.
• The software can create complex layouts quickly, demonstrating its efficiency compared to manual coding.

"I've tested out it has pretty much the same design layout looks like the only difference is this menu has like icons now."

• Bolts AI can efficiently generate complex website layouts, significantly reducing the time and effort required for manual coding.

• Bolts AI is compared to ChatGPT and other AI prompt tools, with unique features like integrated file management.
• It offers a distinct advantage by combining code editing and execution in a single platform.

"If they could have like Chat GPT, for example, open the AI could have this but with you know the files as if like it's VS Code then that would change the game."

• Bolts AI is distinguished from other AI tools by its integrated approach, combining code editing and execution capabilities in one platform.

• The speaker discusses testing code deployment features, indicating the ability to view, deploy, and test code directly from a platform.
• The platform allows users to see the entire code file, including layouts and components, which is beneficial for developers.

"I'd have to test it out in another video but as of right now what this allows you to do is like you could literally see right here here and then it has this option to deploy which I'll test out in a second."

• The quote highlights the platform's capability to view and deploy code, which is essential for developers to understand and manage their work effectively.

• The speaker examines the code structure, noting the use of link and hardcoded information, and mentions potential API integration.
• The code appears to be organized with various components, and the speaker expresses satisfaction with its current state.

"Here's the layouts and we can see here I'm looking at the actual code and it is using link which is good to see because when I tried this uh with uh trbt canvas it was using like a tags in between it was just like not it didn't work right."

• This quote emphasizes the importance of proper code structure and the use of link, which ensures better functionality compared to previous experiences with other tools.

• The speaker explores various features, such as fixing problems and creating search pages, likening them to cursor functionality.
• The platform offers the ability to apply and fix code, which the speaker finds impressive and potentially transformative.

"This is kind of like cursor so this is actually this is really cool actually so cursor if you haven't used it's uh has the ability where you can like apply the code and fix it."

• This quote illustrates the platform's functionality in automatically fixing code issues, which enhances efficiency and reduces manual error correction.

• The speaker identifies some limitations, such as response speed and unclear frequency of use, suggesting a potential premium version.
• They express a desire to test pagination features, which would significantly enhance usability if implemented effectively.

"The one thing they didn't see or maybe I didn't read it is what I don't know what the frequency of U how many uh responses you can type or I don't know if I believe there's like a premium version they're talking about maybe I'm not sure right now looks like it's free to use but obviously there's like a limit I'm sure."

• This quote points out the uncertainty regarding usage limits and potential costs, which are crucial considerations for users planning to integrate this tool into their workflow.

• The speaker is eager to test additional features, such as adding house cards and pagination, to evaluate the platform's full capabilities.
• They acknowledge the platform's novelty and the unique combination of features not seen in other tools.

"I want to say if this is even possible first of all now I'm sure uh I actually haven't tested this out with the other AIS but I'm sure I could probably have a similar result due to the fact that it could find like a pagination code online."

• This quote reflects the speaker's anticipation of testing new features and the potential for the platform to perform complex tasks, highlighting its innovative nature.

• The speaker discusses the potential of AI to automate coding tasks that are typically manual and time-consuming.
• There is an exploration of AI's capability to integrate coding, live previews, and deployment, which could revolutionize the coding process.
• The competition in the tech industry could lead to rapid adoption of such features by other companies.

"Let's do fix problems and let's see if it can actually fix this cuz this is something that is actually like if you were to manually code it if you've never done it before it does take some time to figure out."

• This quote highlights the complexity of certain coding tasks and the potential for AI to simplify them, making coding more accessible.

"While this is quite insane to have like the ability of basically like a Chad gbt plus a code editor plus the ability to see it live and then potentially deploy which we haven't tried yet but if that works then basically um that would be insane."

• The speaker emphasizes the revolutionary potential of combining AI with code editing and live deployment, which could significantly enhance productivity.

• The speaker speculates on how competitors might respond to innovative features by quickly adopting similar capabilities.
• The financial resources of major companies like OpenAI could enable them to incorporate advanced features into their platforms.

"I would not be surprised if they just added that feature to it cuz the thing is for like I mean you do have vs code already you're using it but I mean what's stopping them from making an update similar to like this feature."

• The quote suggests that existing platforms could easily integrate new features to stay competitive, highlighting the dynamic nature of the tech industry.

"Open air has I think a ton of money I know exact number I'm not going to comment but they have lots of money raised so I wouldn't be surprised if they could do it."

• This underscores the financial power of big tech companies, which positions them to quickly adopt and implement new technological advancements.

• Initial tests reveal some technical issues, such as loading problems with images, but overall, the speaker is impressed with the capabilities.
• The speaker reflects on their early coding experiences and how AI tools could have made their learning process easier.

"The only thing it looks like is just missing the pictures which is not a big deal or maybe the the ones that is sourced aren't connected but either way look at this like this is actually crazy bro."

• The quote describes minor technical issues encountered during testing but also conveys excitement about the tool's potential.

"One of the first project I started learning like when I first learned code was literally like how to do something like this so that means like let's see if I can go to page three nothing breaks."

• The speaker relates their personal coding journey to the current capabilities of AI tools, underscoring the potential to simplify learning and development processes.

• There is a discussion on the integration of AI-generated code with existing development environments like VS Code.
• The speaker is unsure about the current integration capabilities but sees potential for future improvements.

"I don't see how I can get this code like onto my vs code so it maybe I'm sure there's a."

• This quote highlights a current limitation in the integration process, suggesting an area for future development to enhance usability and workflow efficiency.

• The speaker discusses the process of deploying an AI application and questions whether it requires logging into an NFI account or if it is hosted elsewhere.
• The deployment process is described as straightforward, involving the use of an email rather than a GitHub account.
• There is a mention of a claim link, which prompts the speaker to log in, raising concerns about link safety.

"I'm curious how this is going to work because, uh, if it doesn't make me log into NFI accounts, then I'm curious like who's hosting this."

• The speaker is exploring the hosting mechanism for the AI application, questioning the need for logging into specific accounts.

"So right now I don't see any, uh, if it's going to deploy to NFI, that means that I can copy this link."

• The speaker notes the deployment to NFI, indicating a step in the process where a link can be copied, suggesting a successful deployment.

"Hopefully I didn't click a bad link."

• The speaker expresses caution about clicking unknown links, highlighting concerns about security and legitimacy.

• The speaker describes the ease of creating an entire application using AI, emphasizing the simplicity for beginners.
• There is a discussion about integrating an API key and data points, which are essential but not overly complex tasks.
• Despite some issues with pagination, the application creation process is deemed impressive.

"We made this entire application which I'm not playing; if you were to code this yourself, I think the only hard part would be going to like an actual API."

• The speaker highlights the simplicity of creating an application with AI, noting that the most challenging part would be API integration.

"From like beginner, like first timer, to make something like this takes like a couple of days to learn it."

• The speaker points out the learning curve for beginners, suggesting that creating such an application would take a few days.

• The speaker identifies a problem with pagination, where the data does not change despite URL updates.
• There is acknowledgment that this issue can be fixed with coding knowledge, but it does not impact the tutorial's purpose.

"It doesn't look like it's working, which I'm sure I could fix that, but I mean for tutorial sake, I don't think it really matters."

• The speaker notes a pagination issue but deems it irrelevant for the tutorial, suggesting it is a minor fixable problem.

"The problem is the actual data didn't change, so I think, uh, yeah, that's strange."

• The speaker identifies the core issue with pagination, where the data remains static despite URL changes.

• The speaker expresses amazement at the capabilities of the AI software, suggesting it could replace existing solutions if improved.
• Concerns are raised about integrating the application into personal projects and understanding the licensing terms.

"The fact that you could do this all within this, um, AI software is kind of crazy."

• The speaker is impressed by the AI software's ability to create applications with minimal input, highlighting its potential.

"This could basically replace the other ones assuming they make the code more accurate."

• The speaker suggests that with improvements, the AI software could surpass current solutions, emphasizing its transformative potential.

"I haven't read like the license on what's, um, like who owns this stuff in terms of like the copy."

• The speaker mentions the importance of understanding licensing terms, especially concerning ownership and commercial use.