if you want to recreate it → UNI-1 this prompt: Using UNI-1, create a mini chibi version of the person in the uploaded images, with a big head and small body, sitting on an open left palm for realistic scale. A right hand gently pressing its cheek with an index finger. The character looks annoyed and pouty — puffed cheeks, slightly frowning, squinting eyes. Ultra-detailed chibi style, soft pastel colors, smooth texture, clean lighting, shallow depth of field, strong focus on facial expression and hand interaction, vertical composition 4:5 ratio. Upload → Paste → Done 🫶

Years ago, I tried learning how to code. I even used @replit about four years ago, and it felt really difficult. Now with AI, it feels like anything is possible. This was my first time using Codex, and I assumed it would be way too tough. But building with Make Something was surprisingly easy. Watching the live stream made it even more fun, and now I’m excited to see what I can create next. I’ve used a bit of Claude and Claude Code before, but I was still intimidated by the terminal and didn’t go very deep. This felt like one of the best introductions because it pushes you to actually try things instead of just watching.

Thanks @PaulSolt for all the insights! On to Day 2!