I made a website that makes websites

In this podcast, the host discusses the development of a website that uses AI to create other websites. They examine two different architectural approaches: one similar to Repl.it, where code runs on a server, and another inspired by StackBlitz, which leverages WebContainers for in-browser execution. Ultimately, they opt for the WebContainers method, which offers notable cost benefits but limits potential for commercialization. The process involves designing complex prompts for the language model, interpreting its XML responses to generate code, and dynamically updating the user interface to show code and previews directly in the browser. While the backend and interaction with the language model are relatively simple, the front-end development poses significant challenges, particularly in parsing the AI's output, managing file structures, and enabling real-time previews.