Anatomy of AI Prompt Viral Image Generator – One Shotted with Cursor
I saw that the image of "An anatomy of an o1 prompt" that was originally created by Ben Hylak (https://x.com/benhylak) was going viral around the internet and was being used by others to show off their own prompts I thought it would be cool to try and make this into a tool, give kudos to the original creator Ben and see how easy it would be to do this all with Cursor and the latest Claude model
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