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Sponsor and Introduction

  • 📣 The video is sponsored by Ninj Chat, an all-in-one AI platform offering access to multiple models and tools.
  • 🤔 Cerebrus Coder was previously mentioned in a Valt video as a simple inner app, now developed into a proper, fully-free project.

Cerebrus Coder Features

  • 🚀 Cerebrus Coder is super fast due to its use of Llama 3.3 via Cerebras, an AI inference platform with open-source models and a free API.
  • 💻 It can generate apps in seconds, with examples including a to-do app and a game of life, showcasing its speed and capability.
  • 📈 Although it can only generate HTML, CSS, and JS one-page code, it's valuable for simple apps or components and allows version sharing.

Using Cerebrus Coder with Your Own API Keys

  • 🔒 To avoid rate limits, you can fork Cerebrus Coder and use it with your own API keys from Cerebras, which are free and have generous rate limits.
  • 📝 To do this, click the Fork button on Valt, add your API key to your profile environment variables, and then access your forked version of Cerebrus Coder.
  • 📁 You can also use it locally by copying the code and running it, providing flexibility in usage.

Limitations and Future Possibilities

  • 🤔 While it can't render React code directly, it can generate code that you can then render yourself or use with other tools like Klein or AER.
  • 🚀 The Llama 3.3 model's capabilities make Cerebrus Coder one of the most amazing coders, with potential for further development and application.