Curated or created? If you "curated" them what is the copyright license on those examples?
Given that they’re talking about their own SDK that they created in this article, the examples are probably from their own docs and engineers.
Are they just copied into the project?
No, v0 doesn't copy and paste snippets into projects. LLM coding tools don't work like that.
Providing example code or patterns for LLMs to follow is a very effective technique. They don't copy and paste or clone the code. They're good at identifying patterns, especially when you give them hints. What they did is not new or novel, it's just a well-known and effective technique for accomplishing various things with LLMs. Providing similar or generic examples goes a long way.
That’s not how I understand his post, instead "read-only filesystem" seems to reference the LLM working directory and not it’s outpost directory. He’s asking what’s the licences of the code sample which is fair.
It’s forbidden for Toyota to use a process protected by BID even if they only sell the result of that process (the car) and not the process itself.
I might have misunderstood the original article or themafia message though.
The article is about their AI SDK. So this isn’t taking from someone else and using it as an example. They literally wrote the SDK, the docs for it, and the examples.
v0 actually can directly copy files out of its examples and then apply edits. This saves it from having to write out the long examples verbatim. The rest of your comment is accurate
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Given that they’re talking about their own SDK that they created in this article, the examples are probably from their own docs and engineers.
No, v0 doesn't copy and paste snippets into projects. LLM coding tools don't work like that.
Providing example code or patterns for LLMs to follow is a very effective technique. They don't copy and paste or clone the code. They're good at identifying patterns, especially when you give them hints. What they did is not new or novel, it's just a well-known and effective technique for accomplishing various things with LLMs. Providing similar or generic examples goes a long way.
That’s not how I understand his post, instead "read-only filesystem" seems to reference the LLM working directory and not it’s outpost directory. He’s asking what’s the licences of the code sample which is fair.
It’s forbidden for Toyota to use a process protected by BID even if they only sell the result of that process (the car) and not the process itself.
I might have misunderstood the original article or themafia message though.
The article is about their AI SDK. So this isn’t taking from someone else and using it as an example. They literally wrote the SDK, the docs for it, and the examples.
v0 actually can directly copy files out of its examples and then apply edits. This saves it from having to write out the long examples verbatim. The rest of your comment is accurate