Continuing to build

Right now you only have a homepage, but what you do next is up to you.

The product requirements document that you created initially may now be a little out of line with what has actually been developed. Whether you change the document to suit what you have created or you prompt changes to what you have created based on the document is up to you.

Examine the files in the project and how they relate to the product requirements document. Give me a list of ways in which they differ, whether there are tasks yet to be done in the product requirements, or if there are features built out in the project that were never specified. Give me a list to decide which actions to take.

If you know what additional pages you would like to have in your web application, you could prompt the LLM to create these. Or you might ask it to have a look at the schema types in your studio and suggest what pages it makes sense to build next.

Look at our Sanity Studio schema types and what we have built in our frontend application. We will need to create more routes, likely for individual celestial bodies, but perhaps for blog posts or other web pages as well. Give me a list of suggested schema types that we should turn into frontend pages.

While all these files are saved on your computer, you have no version control system in place. The most popular one in development is Git, and the most popular provider is GitHub.

LLMs understand Git very well, and having version control set up in your project will be invaluable should your LLM ever go off the rails and make far too many changes that you don't agree with.

You will need to setup a Git repository in order to deploy your frontend.

I need to set up Git in this project so that we can track changes and push them to a repository. Please help guide me through the process.

Currently, your frontend and studio are both only visible on your computer. You can prompt the LLM to help guide you through the process of going live.

Your studio can be deployed to Sanity's hosting. Your frontend can be deployed to one of many providers. Vercel is likely the easiest.

I'd like to deploy the Sanity Studio to Sanity's own hosting and deploy my frontend to Vercel. Can you help guide me through the process for each?

LLMs allow us to take on tasks that we otherwise may feel too daunted by to even consider...

I'd like to use Three.js to create an interactive 3D model of the solar system on our Astro frontend driven by our Sanity Studio. 

Plan this out in our product requirements document and make any necessary changes required to our Sanity Studio schema for missing fields or content that will help us map our Sanity documents to a 3D model.