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The Guilt Engine
Your own personal AI bully
id="app-details-left"> Logo Desktop Inspiration I procrastinated even looking for hackathons until 13 hours before the deadline. Then I found this one, realized I could build something that judges people for doing exactly that, and it just felt right. What it does The Guilt Engine is a minimalist goal tracker that verbally abuses you when you don’t deliver. You set a goal. It asks what you did. If you underperform, it responds with the motivational equivalent of a steel chair to the ego. How we built it I asked Bolt.new to bully me until I completed my goals. It worked. So I turned it into a…
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