Unpopular opinion: AI coding tools are still too complicated.
I built NullCry because I think AI development has taken a strange direction. You open a platform. Create an account. Subscribe. Buy credits. Switch between tools. Then spend more time managing the AI workflow than buil
I built NullCry because I think AI development has taken a strange direction.
You open a platform.
Create an account.
Subscribe.
Buy credits.
Switch between tools.
Then spend more time managing the AI workflow than building the actual project.
I wanted something simpler.
NullCry lets developers bring their own API key and work directly on real projects β not just isolated code snippets.
Multiple files.
Cross-file changes.
Existing projects.
Continuations.
Fixes.
Complete project generation.
No login.
No platform tokens.
Just your key.
I'm not claiming NullCry is the future of software development.
I'm asking a more uncomfortable question:
Why are we accepting so much friction in AI development in the first place?
I'm the person behind NullCry.
Try it. Break it. Criticise it.
I actually want to hear what professional developers think.
Originally published by Dev.to AI. Aggregated on AIWithGhost for educational purposes β full credit and traffic to the original publisher.