The article discusses using vibe coding tools to build AI Assistant prototypes for products, exploring 5 different approaches to AI Assistants like AI Assistant chat pop up and contextual actions.
It emphasizes the importance of defining what tasks the AI Assistant should perform before starting the prototype.
By providing context to AI tools with input like codebase copies and data from analytics platforms, companies can train AI Assistants effectively.
Through data sources like error logs, call center logs, and feature sets, ideas for functionality and design of AI Assistants can be generated.
The article showcases how AI tools can suggest priorities for AI Assistants like fraud detection and usage analytics insights.
It then delves into how design choices can be influenced by the AI Assistant's capabilities and provides examples like conversational clarity and proactive guidance.
Grok, an AI tool, helps in creating Product Requirement Documents (PRDs) and prompts for building AI Assistant prototypes.
Tools like Lovable and Replit are used to transform PRDs into prototypes, showcasing features such as support for troubleshooting payments and toggles between friendly and technical modes.
The article concludes by mentioning that building AI Assistants involves multiple approaches, with the prototype of an AI Assistant capable of contextual actions being one of the discussed types.
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