Friday

Friday is a developer agent that helps you quickly create applications with AI assistance. It provides a core prompt for building the foundation of your application and allows you to add unlimited sections, each of which is a prompt representing a specific part of your app.
For demos and examples, please visit my Twitter profile: Twitter
Join our Discord server for support, discussions, and to share your feedback, ideas, and the apps you've created with Friday: Discord
Features
- Friday utilizes GPT-4 for AI assistance, but it has been tested and optimized with GPT-4-32k for improved speed and better results.
- It requires 2 small requests for your app's base and 1 request per section you provide.
- Friday employs esbuild behind the scenes for every app created by it.
Friday: Usage Manual
To use Friday, you should have access to a GPT-like chat completion API, such as GPT-4 or GPT-4-32k. The file structure of the project is as follows:
- core: Friday's core module.
- web
- frontend: Frontend module for the application.
- backend: Backend module for the application.
Follow the steps below to set up and use Friday:
1.Go to the web/backend directory and open the .env file. Fill in your AI API key and endpoint. You can use the official OpenAI endpoint: https://api.openai.com/v1/chat/completions
2.Build the core module by navigating to the core directory and executing the following commands:
3.Run the backend server by navigating to the web/backend directory and executing the following commands:
4.Run the frontend module by navigating to the web/frontend directory and executing the following commands:
Make sure to install the necessary dependencies by running npm install for both the backend and frontend directories, especially if it's your first time setting up the project.
Now you should be able to access and use Friday through the frontend interface. on http://localhost:5173
> after getting "Done" message in ui , your project will create on the projects/last directory
1. check .env file and change it if need
2. run npm i to install packages
3. run npm run start to start your project
Known Bugs
- Occasionally, Friday may not include used packages in the packages.json file. If you encounter missing packages after running npm run start, please install them manually.