I wanted to play around a little bit with a Double-Slit Experiment simulation. To speed things up I used the provided GitHub kickstart a project with AI and I was surprised by the result. The bot created a first PR after some brief initial prompt, linked down below. For me the only task was to review and approve the commit to the project. The most interesting feature I discovered was the addition of rendered images of the resulting webpage. The repo can be found here.

Original prompt

Build a web based Double-Slit Experiment.
The main use-case are school children age 15-18 during physics education.

Functional requirements for the app:

• Web based and tablet friendly
• Central graphical view of emitter, slits and screen with input elements to alter each component
• Different particle emitter sources (ball, proton, paint spray, neutron, Photon, atoms, electrons)
• The user can alter the Slit configuration (size, distance between and number of slits)
• The user can alter distances between the source, slits and screen
• The user can set the energy/wavelength of the particles
• The screen is used to evaluate the results
• The screen has the option to simulate particles (each particle location is marked based on probability)
• The simulation speed can be defined by the user from slow to faster
• The screen can be overlayed with a theoretical distribution shown as gradient
• The screen can be overlayed with a graph view

Non functional

• Auto deploy on github pages
• No backend component required
• Language is defined in i8n friendly format, current languages are German and English.

After this initial setup my I tested the solution, added some project files and did some minor tweaks and changes.