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   by cschiller 2y ago

   By default, the SDKs use our API endpoints, where we run a combination of models to maximize accuracy and reliability. This also enables us to provide logging with screenshots and reasoning to help with debugging. That said, we're curr
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   by cschiller 2y ago

   Yes, you can use our SDKs to run it locally on Simulators, Emulators, and real devices. We also support popular third-party device farms via the WebDriver protocol.
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   by cschiller 2y ago

   Hi Jztan, glad you're exploring this space! I'm the co-founder of MobileBoost, and I'd love to introduce our product, GPT Driver ( https://www.mobileboost.io/ ). We started two years ago with an AI-native appro
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   by cschiller 2y ago

   Good call! The timing was actually a coincidence, but not unexpected. OpenAI had already announced their plans to work on a desktop agent, so it was only a matter of time. From our tests, even the latest model snapshots aren't yet reli
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   by cschiller 2y ago

   Thank you! Sonnet 3.5 is indeed a powerful model, and we're actually using it. However, even with the latest version, there are still some limitations affecting our specific use case. For instance, the model struggles to accurately rec
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   by cschiller 2y ago

   Thanks for sharing your experience! Completely agree - there's often a huge gap between the perception that testing is "solved" and the reality of manual QA still being necessary, even for core features. We recently had a cal
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   by cschiller 2y ago

   Thanks for your thoughtful response! Agree that digging into the root cause of a failure, especially in complex microservice setups, can be incredibly time-consuming. Regarding writing robust e2e tests, I think it really depends on the team
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   by cschiller 2y ago

   One of our customers recently compared GPTD with Maestro’s Robin (formerly App Quality CoPilot). Their mobile platform engineering manager highlighted three key reasons for choosing us: lack of frustration, ease of implementation, and relia
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   by cschiller 2y ago

   I agree that it can seem counterintuitive at first to apply LLM solutions to testing. However, in end-to-end testing, we’ve found that introducing a level of flexibility can actually be beneficial. Take, for example, scenarios involving soc
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    by cschiller 2y ago

    I would say that mobile apps are still the primary format for launching new consumer services, incl. new apps like ChatGPT and many others. However we’ve observed that teams are expected to do more with less—delivering high-quality products
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    by cschiller 2y ago

    Yes, great point! We have an 'Assistant' feature where you can perform the flow on the device, and we automatically generate the test case as you navigate the app. As you mentioned, it’s a great starting point to quickly automate
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    Launch HN: GPT Driver (YC S21) – End-to-end app testing in natural language

    129 points by cschiller 2y ago|82 comments
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    by cschiller 4y ago

    If you are interested in getting weekly recipe ideas tailored to your preferences, easy to follow step by step cooking instructions, and a handy shopping list export / cart transfer to Amazon Fresh/Whole Foods Market feel free to
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    by cschiller 5y ago

    Thank you for it being so well said! The beauty of it is that everyone is likely to face or notice problems in their own life which offer the chance to be solved. And usually one is not the only one facing it :) Hopefully this inspires some
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    by cschiller 5y ago

    Thank you for your structured and helpful feedback! Let me try to cover some of the points: - We have a small team of passionate foodies producing their own recipes and reviewing/curating weekly recommendations for our users. The team
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    by cschiller 5y ago

    Thanks for the feedback! Very helpful for us to think about how we can showcase our service before the sign-up event and remove the uncertainty related to location. Do you mind me asking: in terms of food, what would be most important to yo
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    by cschiller 5y ago

    Thanks for the kind words! And yes, indeed we feel that the combination with delivery services makes a significant difference. By improving the inspiration experience and doing the related shopping on your behalf, we’re trying to deliver
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    by cschiller 5y ago

    Thanks for the feedback and apologies for any confusion! The lack of clarity about the next step after signing up is our bad, we are currently working on making the process clearer. Happy to see Berlin users here!
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    by cschiller 5y ago

    Platejoy and plantoeat are great products! We focus on two things which I believe set us apart: (1) creating personal suggestions each week based on your preferences, diets and goals, which are currently reviewed and curated by real chefs (
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    by cschiller 5y ago

    Looks like a great software product for household management! What we learned is that when it comes to dinners, many decision makers in the household struggle with making the decision every week about what to eat for the next few days. The
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    by cschiller 5y ago

    Main difference is the strong focus on your preferences, diets, and goals. We use a combination of our own produced recipes, as well as recipes from food creators we work with. This allows us to tap into a wide range of different meals from
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    by cschiller 5y ago

    True, the picking quality is a big factor for the experience. Especially when it’s about shopping for ingredients for a meal. We try to improve this by placing the order on behalf of the customer, so we can optimize the product selection fo
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    by cschiller 5y ago

    Sorry for the confusion with the UK logos. Unfortunately we’re not operating in the UK yet but are definitely looking into it.
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    by cschiller 5y ago

    Good spot! Will amend that asap. Thanks for the kind words though! Look forward to serving you.
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    by cschiller 5y ago

    Thank you! Looking forward to serving you in the near future.
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    by cschiller 5y ago

    Thanks! Generating nutritionally complete, minimalist diets sounds super interesting. Feel free to link it here or write to me at cs@kitchenful.com so we can take a look.
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    by cschiller 5y ago

    Great question! So far we’ve experimented with the quick commerce players mostly to cover for out of stock items from the bigger grocers. E.g. if the grocer was out of tomatoes at the point of delivery, we offer our users the option to have
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    by cschiller 5y ago

    This sounds like a great hack! Personally we faced a kind of cold start problem with such a diary. So what we’re trying now with Kitchenful is to recommend new recipes that are similar to a few favorite dishes of our users, which we ask abo
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    by cschiller 5y ago

    stay tuned :)
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    by cschiller 5y ago

    Thanks for the idea! We used https://ipapi.com/ at the start to render different page content based on the country of the visitor. But like the idea of making this clearer on the homepage in general, because an ip address l