Introduction and setup

0:00 This might sound quite ambitious, but recently I've had the experience of multiple friends approaching me and asking about this whole vibe coding thing and some of them specifically asking about claude code. And this session is going to be exactly how I would walk a good friend through this entire process as a newcomer to all of this. The main chapters that we'll be covering here is one the setup and applications we'll be using, two, the agents feature within cloud code, how to create them, what's their purpose, how I use them.

0:46 Then we'll hop on over to MCPs again, which ones actually matter as a beginner. And then we'll also go through setting up your first database and making your application not just available online through the use of a combination of GitHub and Versell, but also functional by showing you how to fix issues when they arise with a combination of all the things that we previously discussed. So, as you can see, there is a lot to go through.

1:09 But I'm making this video because I'm confident that you can absolutely do this. And I'm saying that because I have done this myself. I myself do not have a development background, but with nothing but curiosity and a little bit of grit, I managed to really work my way into this. And I'm looking forward to sharing everything I know at this point in time with you in order to get started with this incredibly, incredibly powerful software. So, with that being said, let's get right into it.

1:32 And the thing that we'll be getting done today is building a brand new application around the idea that I personally quite enjoy. And here's my idea. I'm going to draw it out. It's basically a web application into which you can log in. So, this is, you know, username and password. And then once you are inside, it uses two different AI models to help you set boundaries. Also, in other words, it's kind of a AI tool to help you say no in an elegant and professional way.

1:55 This is the topic that I noticed a lot of people are not good with. For me, this has been something that I was not that good at. And as I got good at it, it completely changed my life. And now I see it all around me like people don't have the ability to kind of assert themsel and say no. So, we're going to build an app that will help with that. And the idea is basically just a text box at the top where you can enter the event you want to avoid or the ask that somebody's making that you want to say no to.

1:55 And then what I wanted to generate is three different versions of saying no. Light, medium, and heavy. And then I want images along with each one that I could maybe send with the message to lighten the mood a little bit. So quite simple, but we'll be using the entropic API to generate the free ways of saying no. And then we'll be using a image generation API to generate respective images for you. and it's behind a payw wall so you can share it with loved ones, with team members, whatever you want.

2:41 And I think this concept of app is small enough for us to get it done in one session, but large enough to cover everything to make you confident enough to actually do this yourself because you're going to see the entire process here. A toz. Okay, so let's get into building what we'll call the no machine. Yeah, I actually kind of like that word. But in order for us to build the no machine, we actually have to get set up first.

2:41 So I'll be switching over to my screen here to guide you through the step by step. So, first things first with the setup and all the supporting materials and prompts and agent prompts that we'll be using in this video. I put all of them into one big notion page that you should open up along with watching this video in order to have all the links, prompts, and resources, including the little tips and tricks that I share in this video in one simple page.

3:04 I put the link to that in the description below. I also pinned it as the top comment. All I ask of you is