I have a son preparing for his grade 4 PEP exams, and I wanted a way to generate past-paper-like multiple-choice math questions for him to practice. Plain ChatGPT struggles at this. It cannot do math notation, it often provides incorrect or duplicate multiple-choice solutions, and the question quality is pretty low standard and uncreative. Not to mention the fact that almost half of the questions in the real exam come with diagrams and follow a certain question format. After about 3 cumulative days of coding and 25% of my $200 Cursor usage tokens, I'm able to produce a reasonable level of quality past paper. I am even able to use compact mode so I can print it on less sheets of paper to save ink. See attached paper and answer sheet as well as the codebase structure. It uses AI and prewritten templates to generate, evaluate, and validate questions before creating a paper. I plan to extend it to an online tool soon, right now it's a Python application with about 30 command-line interface commands.

What's good people, this is my current update on the websites I've built so far to grow my portfolio. I'm learning a lot with each website so that has been fun. Can give me your feedback on them and can let me know which one you liked the most.

Greetings folks! Today is the 14th of April and we are 28% of the way through the year. Would love to know what are y'all building (or have built.) Right now, I'm obsessed with "LLM Knowledge Systems". Taking my personal app, creating documents around of it. Also, I'm exploring more creatively as well with Seedance 2.0 and Nano Banana Pro. There will videos on all of this in the coming weeks, looking forward to giving y'all the sauce on this. Especially Seedance because of the implications it has on content creation as we all know it.

With the start of the next quarter, what have you guys done and most importantly what is your next moves?