It took a lot of iteration as initially it wouldn’t for example put a ground in the game, so you’d just fall forever, but one by one pointing out the mistakes actually resulted in a playable game.
- generate sympy for math. Could also probably have it generate mathematica/wolfram
- convert a small c library to c++ and also have it generate python bindings with pybind11
- give it the spec of a simple dsl and have it generate the Lark grammar for the parser
for fish it drew a hollow circle.
for heart it drew a red filled circle.
failed to separate circles when i asked not to overlap them.
it failed to drew "Olympic Games emblem" but gave something nice instead:
for flags, it often could describe accurately how the flag of a particular country looks like but drew the French one anyways, while claiming it shows this and that color which agrees to the flag I asked for :)
Interesting case for the Hungarian flag:
"The flag of Hungary is made up of three equal-sized horizontal bands, with the middle band being wider than the two outer bands. The left band is red, the center band is white, and the right band is green."
… and it put the flipped Romanian/Andorran flag in the svg :)
Conversational-style learning and troubleshooting is also cool. Although the troubleshooting of programming issues isn't its strong point right now.