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In March I created a Windows Application Using Visual Studio Code, Cline, OpenRouter, and Claude . This was a program that created square screen captures. The user doesn't need to manually ensure the dimensions are a square. The program makes the window grow and shrink while keeping the length equal to the height.      In June I created an equivalent program on Linux using VSCodium, Cline, OpenRouter, and Claude.   I provided this prompt, which I derived from the last project.   ==    Create a graphical Linux application to take screen captures with the following features: Square Region Selection: Enforces a 1:1 aspect ratio during region selection 1:1 Aspect Ratio: Ensures all captures are perfectly square PNG Output: Saves high-quality images in PNG format Preview: Shows the captured image before saving Dark Mode by Default: Toggle to light theme if desired Square Interface: The application window itself uses a square ratio Default Save Location:...

I just created another Windows 10/11 application using AI. This is a follow-up to the SquareCap program I posted about a few weeks ago .   The problem I was trying to solve this time was opening and searching extremely large text files.   I used to use the old Mandiant Highlighter program for this, but it was last updated in 2011 and couldn't handle the 26 GB text file I wanted to open.   If you're wondering what that file is, it's a dump of the contents of the main Starfield.esm file from the Bethesda Game Studios game called Starfield. I use the xdump64 program bundled with xEdit.   You can try this program for yourself if you like. It's a stand-alone Windows C# .NET 9 application that runs on Windows 10 and 11.  Like my last program, all I did was work with the model for about 3 hours to get it to where it is now.   I tried for an hour or so to implement a "highlight all search matches" function but could not get that to work.    The screen cap...