AI keeps accelerating through the tech industry. Just like many other laid-off tech workers, I feel little miserable how far has AI really affected companies to minimize or eliminate junior to mid level software engineers. Starting last year I've been using the basics of premium GitHub plan with various versions of Claude Code, Gemini, and GPT, to generate bare bones of applications and components, use auto-inspect-and-suggest coding segments, and ask technical questions about certain issues in general applications. Recently I'm trying even more complicated features like generating new project based on description and prompts, and solving problems by exploring the context of entire project.
Latest trial is to find an idea of software project, and prompts AI agents to generate as much as possible. The open-source Windows program Rufus is useful free tool to write some ISO image to a disk drive, for example, bootable Windows installation disc. Check Rufus' screenshot. Cannot find similar free tool in Mac OS. Thus, this application is trying to simulate the basic functions of Rufus. It's unusual for me to choose a desktop app, but I feel such disk utility is missing or unknown compared to vast library of utility programs in Windows during this multiple OS installation disks making. Personally, I get blurry with side projects because not many inspirations and ideas of what to make. This necessary utility would give me push to develop something.
