Welcome to the GenAI-plus repository – a continuation and evolution of my previous project, GenAI. In this repo, I'm still using AI, but this time with more advanced tools, refined ideas, and a better understanding of what I want to build. Think of this as the next chapter – a spiritual sequel with more experimentation, creativity, and learning.
GenAI-plus is a blend of AI-generated and human-refined code. It’s built using a variety of tools and assistants such as:
- 🖱️ Cursor
- 🤖 GitHub Copilot
- ⚡ Bolt
- 🌊 Windsurf
- 💬 ChatGPT
- ❤️ And of course, my own contributions
These tools helped me ideate, debug, and explore faster, but every project here carries my personal touches, design decisions, and refinements.
- 5th Semester (2024)
- Created during my free time using early AI tools.
- Hosted on GitHub Pages.
- Projects like Unbeatable Tic-Tac-Toe, Simon Says, and Golden Depths.
Archived on Jan 31, 2025, 12:00 PM. Temporarily unarchived on Feb 25, 2025 to add descriptions and tags.
- Started: May 31, 2025
- Aiming for more structure, versioning (
v0,v1, etc.), and cleaner execution. - Focused on learning by doing, even if it’s slow.
This project is not about being perfect or deeply technical from day one — it’s about expressing creativity, having fun with code, and building things I enjoy. I'm not rushing to become an expert. Instead, I'm letting AI help while I take my time to learn the fundamentals properly… someday.
- Build with intention, not just completion.
- Use AI creatively, not blindly.
- Gradually reduce dependence on AI as I improve my own coding skills.
- Eventually, pause GitHub and code a complete project from scratch, fully authored by me.
As of now:
- Projects will be released iteratively.
- Major updates or versions will follow a
v0,v1, etc. naming scheme. - I'm experimenting freely, without pressure.
Stay tuned for upcoming additions!
This repository is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.
Thanks to the tools and technologies that made this possible:
- The AI tools listed above
- GitHub and the open-source community
- Everyone building cool things that inspire me
I still use AI heavily – not because I don’t want to learn, but because I’m slow at it. I do want to learn properly someday, and I’m getting there… bit by bit. For now, I’m doing what I enjoy, and that’s what matters most.