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javlonbek1233/sunbloom

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TLDR

AI Studio scaffold for a TypeScript web app called SunBloom that calls Google Gemini. The README is boilerplate so the actual app concept is undocumented.

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  root((SunBloom))
    Inputs
      Gemini API key
      User prompts
    Outputs
      Local web app
      Gemini responses
    Use Cases
      Run AI Studio export locally
      Inspect generated source
    Tech Stack
      TypeScript
      Node
      Gemini API
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Things people build with this

USE CASE 1

Clone an AI Studio export and run it locally with your own Gemini key

USE CASE 2

Use as a minimal TypeScript starter for a Gemini-powered web app

Tech stack

TypeScriptNodeGemini

Getting it running

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 5min

Needs a Google Gemini API key in .env.local before npm run dev works.

In plain English

SunBloom is a small TypeScript project that the author exported from Google AI Studio, the web tool that lets you scaffold an app by describing it to Gemini and then take the source code with you. The repository description is just "SunBloom" and the README does not say what the app actually does, so the purpose, the screens, and the features are not documented anywhere in the source notes that come with the repo. The README itself is a launcher note. It says the project has everything needed to run the app on your own machine, and it links back to the original AI Studio project page where the same app can be viewed online. To run it locally you need Node.js installed. The three steps are: install the project dependencies with npm install, open the .env.local file and paste your own Gemini API key into the variable named GEMINI_API_KEY, then start the development server with npm run dev. The Gemini key is required because the app calls Google's Gemini model when it runs. There is nothing else in the README. No screenshots, no feature list, no usage examples, no deployment guide beyond the AI Studio link, and no license note. To understand what SunBloom shows or does you would need to open the source files in an editor or run the app and click around in the browser.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1
Open the SunBloom source and tell me what the app actually shows based on the components and Gemini calls
Prompt 2
Walk me through wiring my GEMINI_API_KEY into SunBloom and starting it with npm run dev
Prompt 3
Rewrite the SunBloom README with a real feature list once you have read the source
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