I built LiteralAI, a new way to use AI for coding. Unlike agentic AI IDEs like Cursor, LiteralAI doesn’t forget your prompts. Instead, prompts live inside your code, version-controlled, and are compiled into actual Python functions.
* Functions with only docstrings/comments are auto-generated.
* Change the signature or comments, and the function updates automatically.
* No external state, no black-box memory—just your code.
It’s like having an AI compiler for your Python project. Curious if others see this as useful or over-engineered.
I built LiteralAI, a new way to use AI for coding. Unlike agentic AI IDEs like Cursor, LiteralAI doesn’t forget your prompts. Instead, prompts live inside your code, version-controlled, and are compiled into actual Python functions.
* Functions with only docstrings/comments are auto-generated.
* Change the signature or comments, and the function updates automatically.
* No external state, no black-box memory—just your code.
It’s like having an AI compiler for your Python project. Curious if others see this as useful or over-engineered.