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Replit and Stanford HAI unveil Spellburst creative coding tool

Replit, in collaboration with Stanford HAI, has developed Spellburst, a novel LLM-powered creative coding environment. This tool is designed to aid coders in exploration and iteration by integrating natural language prompts with direct coding and hybrid controls for generating p5.js sketches. The project, presented at the ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology (UIST), represents Replit's first peer-reviewed publication and highlights the potential for industry-research partnerships in advancing human-AI interaction. AI

IMPACT Introduces a new LLM-powered tool for creative coding, potentially enhancing developer workflows and fostering industry-research collaboration.

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Replit and Stanford HAI unveil Spellburst creative coding tool

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  1. Replit blog TIER_1 English(EN) ·

    Introducing Spellburst, A Replit x Stanford HAI Collaboration

    At Replit, we’re lucky to work with brilliant people who are building the programming tools of the future. This past year, we had the privilege of sharing some of this design work with the broader academic research community. Tyler, design engineer at Replit, teamed up with Stanf…