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๐ŸŒฟ WildStep: I Built an AI That Wants You to Close the App"

๐ŸŒฟ WildStep: I Built an AI That Wants You to Close the App Most apps want your attention. More scrolling. More recommendations. More time spent looking at a screen. What if an AI app was designed to help you leave it? That question led me to build WildStep โ€” an AI-powered outdoor mission generator that turns your mood, available time, personal goal, and surroundings into a personalized set ofโ€ฆ

WildStep is an AI-powered app that aims to help users leave their screens and engage in outdoor activities. Instead of offering generic suggestions, WildStep tailors a personalized outdoor mission based on user preferences such as available time, mood, personal goals, surroundings, and optional companions. The app generates a mission with individual tasks and estimated durations, which users can complete by checking off tasks on an interactive checklist.

Users can earn Grass Points for completing missions, and the app tracks their progress. The technology stack for WildStep includes React, TypeScript, Vite, Tailwind CSS for the frontend, Java 21, Spring Boot REST APIs, and MySQL-compatible databases for persistence. The backend handles mission generation, validation, task completion, and rewards, while the frontend manages the user experience.

Open innovation is highlighted as an important aspect of WildStep, as it allows developers to experiment with mission prompts using local inference with Ollama and Gemma 2, or hosted inference with Cloudflare Workers AI and Llama 3.2.

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