Start here. No coding knowledge assumed.
AI built your app. Let’s understand it.
You can learn what your app does without becoming a programmer overnight. These six lessons use a simple notes app as an example, then help you ask GetRuthless about your own project.
How to learn with Ruthless
- Keep this guide open and open Ruthless in another tab. Sign in to send messages if needed.
- Choose a model from the model menu. Ruthless Kimi K3.1 Pro Abliterated is one available starting point; you can use another model you prefer.
- Copy a lesson’s prompt into “Message Ruthless”. Add only the files or redacted example the lesson asks for, then send it when you are ready.
- Ask it to explain words you do not understand. Use the lesson’s example and exercise to check the answer before moving on.
Ruthless cannot see your project or coding tool just because you opened a chat. The first lesson shows what information to bring. Model replies use your normal Ruthless balance; reading these guides does not.
One idea at a time.
- 1
Understand your AI-built app: start with a map
Bring a small, safe description of your project to GetRuthless and learn what its main parts do before changing anything.
Open lesson 1 → - 2
Follow a click through your app
Trace one Save action from the screen to storage, and separate what the code suggests from what you have actually observed.
Open lesson 2 → - 3
Understand what your app saves
Learn the difference between an unsaved draft, browser storage and a database using your own app’s read and write paths.
Open lesson 3 → - 4
Understand login and permissions
Separate signing in from access rules, and use your notes app to learn what makes a private note private.
Open lesson 4 → - 5
Read your first error without guessing
Turn an error into a small evidence-based investigation using an exact message, a reproducible action and relevant redacted code.
Open lesson 5 → - 6
Save, test and change your app safely
Make one understandable change, preserve a recoverable starting point and check the real behaviour before calling the work finished.
Open lesson 6 →
You set the pace.
You do not need to finish a lesson before opening another one. Start with the question that helps you, keep your explanations in the same Ruthless chat and return when you need a reminder.