This tutorial is a fast track to developing JavaScript apps that talk to LLM models. You'll have a REST service up and talking to an LLM in under 1...
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Thought you were about to explain Brain JS or something like that at first 😂 either way it hasn't been disappointing, straight to the point and clear, thanks you for sharing! 😁
Glad you found it helpful! Maybe I’ll dive into Brain JS for the next one 😉
That'll be amazing! 😍 Mention me if you do so 😁
I've switched AI tools three times in the last year and the one thing that saved me was keeping my workflow config in plain markdown files. AGENTS.md, coding conventions, project context — all tool-agnostic. When I moved from Cursor to Claude Code, I just pointed it at the same files. Maybe 10% needed format tweaks. The other 90% just worked. The tool doesn't matter nearly as much as your workflow documentation.
We had the exact same problem. Our coding standards were in a Confluence page that nobody read — including AI. So we converted the most important rules into ESLint and Ruff configs. Now when AI generates code, it auto-lints on save. Our code review time dropped significantly because all the 'you forgot to follow our pattern' comments disappeared. If your standards aren't executable, they're suggestions.