Guillermo Rauch

"It can write Python code, it can run it, it can make a look up to Snowflake, it can search the web, it can come back, it can fix it."

"My co-founder is using Cursor and now we have like a mutual compatibility."

"Could it render with Three.js and things like that a live chess match and could I have two AIs battle it out?"

"At the office we have a thing called Vesta board which is a board where you can basically render things in the real world."

"We're going to share recraft models through the Vercel AI gateway. So you can create assets that are beautiful game ready scalable in high DPI screens."

"The process itself of building this was very much prompt driven I'll say like chatting in Slack and saying hey wouldn't it be nice if we had a hub for this."

"It downloaded dependencies. It installed the exact versions of Next.js and every dependency within the project."

"In this case it knows what the data source is of this project right we're storing data in Redis by app stash."

"We both have a full full scale VS Code editor as well as the real project running within v0."

"Skills.sh is a new you can think of it as like npm. It's a hub an open ecosystem of skills and it's pretty dramatic what's happening to this site."

"So now they can just open this page in v0 and prompt anything that they want."

"We created a playground for Nano Banana and I use that a lot. So I use it to make memes uh guilty is charged."

"It's leveraging the integration and marketplace capabilities of Vercel."