Changed up the website’s look, hosted on Vercel, and fixed the sign-in issues.
Changed up the website’s look, hosted on Vercel, and fixed the sign-in issues.
Changed website to be hosted on vercel and made some tweaks
Rewrote the readme and added features like pick of the day, dark mode, and sound effects.
Fixed some bugs post ship… and updated the readme.
Added a Space and NASA category! The app is lowk looking really good rn :)
Added a sign-in that uses a username and password. I also added a streak that gives you more points for coming back daily!
Got a working prototype and I think it’s looking really cool! Working on making the AI API work (most likely going to try to use Grok).
Came up with the idea for the project to try to create a free predictions market where the only thing you get are bragging rights with no money involved. I hope this goes well! I have been working on the code and almost have a prototype ready!
Added a couple of late-minute changes to make it work better overall. Might add a backup api key later. Shipping for now!
Got a lot of scenarios for the game built. It’s going pretty well, also hosting it on git.
A few last-minute design tweaks. Ready to ship!
Made final tweaks. The app looks kinda awesome. Only downside is that it has Gemini free api limits…. but I think it’s almost ready to ship!
created a start screen that i think looks rlly cool. hope to turn this into an awesome space game.
Finally got it published on a website. Looking good. Worked on improving the ui. I think it’s going pretty well.
Working on getting the project put on a website. Everything seems to be going well so far. i worked on trying to make everything look cool and professional. I hope this goes well!
For the second major phase of my Stardance project, I transformed my local python program from a basic command-line interface into an immersive NASA Mission Control simulator. I learned a lot about python and API keys. I overhauled the user experience by building a retro-futuristic ASCII art boot banner, integrating ANSI color matrices for a custom green and cyan HUD terminal, and restructuring the system prompt to promote the operator to “Flight Director.” Technically, I expanded the architecture to dual-query multiple NASA assets simultaneously, including live orbital asteroid defense feeds and deep-space candidate star monitoring, while maintaining a persistent chat state pipeline so the assistant retains context across multiple telemetry commands. I hope to improve this so much and turn it into a website. Right now its talking using my mac.
For my first devlog, I successfully built and launched the initial prototype of my JARVIS AI assistant using Python on macOS. By integrating NASA’s open APIs with the Google-GenAI SDK running a gemini-2.5-flash model, I created a continuous terminal chat loop that behaves exactly like Tony Stark’s sophisticated assistant. Despite hitting a package namespace conflict and a temporary 503 server capacity spike, the script’s exception handling kept the program alive, ultimately delivering a live, in-character briefing on NASA’s current Mars and Artemis missions.