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faizveameer82
faizveameer82 shipped Redcore - an ai pc builder
8 days ago

Shipped this project!

I build redcore ai that select pc parts using normal language
i am really happy that i am able to finishing it it was a really different experience that is creating an algorithm from scratch it took 4 month to make it and the ai was really helpful it couldn’t be in 4 month if there is no AI and yea at first it was hard to realize what is happening but as diving in it its be more clear
and from all the project i am must proud of it from the algorithm perspective is the coding (even though i am not really know coding. i must learn it :) ) and from the design perspective is the 404 page if you find it please take a screenshot of it and send to my email i want that someone saw it
my email : [email protected]
and i will upload a new video (soon) to my channel about this journey of creating it i am waiting you to see it
my channel link : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPNUzdE_5noq8BBQgX9TJqw
and that is the first steps i will update in the future
thanks you for reading this and i am appreciated

faizveameer82
faizveameer82 worked on Redcore - an ai pc builder
about 1 month ago
1h 29m logged

Devlog

2026-03-09

What I worked on:

  • Implemented the storage selection system for the PC builder with Entry / Mid / High tiers.
  • Connected storage logic to the purpose rules table so storage tier can shift depending on workload.
  • Added fallback logic so storage can downgrade tiers if the preferred option does not fit the budget.
  • Implemented the minimum build fallback system that generates the cheapest valid PC build when the normal build cannot fit the user’s budget.
  • Created calculateMinimumRequiredBudget() to find the cheapest valid combination of GPU, CPU, PSU, motherboard, RAM, and storage.
  • Implemented recommended normal budget detection using calculateRecommendedNormalBudget() which finds the lowest budget where the normal builder succeeds.
  • Added upgrade suggestion messages for users when they receive a minimum fallback build.

Problems / Debugging:

  • Encountered a maximum call stack size exceeded error caused by recursive calls between the budget recommendation system and the build engine.
  • Fixed the recursion issue by adding a control flag so the budget recommendation function can test builds without triggering additional recommendation calculations.

What I learned:

  • How to design a fallback system when constraints prevent the normal algorithm from producing a result.
  • How recursive functions can unintentionally cause infinite loops when two systems call each other.
  • How to structure a backend API so the frontend can clearly understand build modes (normal vs minimum-fallback).

Next:

  • Complete the Framer UI to display build results.
  • Show part cards for GPU, CPU, PSU, motherboard, RAM, and storage.
  • Display upgrade suggestions when the builder returns a minimum fallback build.
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faizveameer82
faizveameer82 worked on Redcore - an ai pc builder
about 1 month ago
1h 20m logged

i added a PSU, RAM, and downgrade system and and a limit to not downgrade too much and eventually lower the performance

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faizveameer82
faizveameer82 worked on Redcore - an ai pc builder
about 1 month ago

I first prototyped the logic using automation tools and a database to figure out how a real PC builder allocates budget between CPU, GPU, and other components. After testing, I started migrating the system into a real backend.

So far I:
• Designed the frontend UI in Framer
• Built a rule-based configuration engine
• Connected an AI model that extracts budget, purpose, and performance tier from user text
• Moved the database from Airtable to a local JSON database
• Rewrote the automation logic into a Cloudflare Worker API
• Implemented GPU and CPU selection with fallback safety (downgrades if the budget is too low)

Right now the system can take a request and generate a realistic PC build instead of random recommendations.

Next I’m working on adding the rest of the components (RAM, motherboard, PSU, storage) and improving the result page. Later I want to add a 3D preview so users can visualize how the PC will look.

I attached a demo video showing the concept and early prototype. Feedback is very welcome!

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