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Originally Posted by TorqueDog
Claude got me started on a Python app I wanted to create, but it was ChatGPT (o3-mini-high) that actually got the damn thing to run properly and generated the desired output.
I wanted a program that would run automatically at 9 AM ET, gather all the post-market activity from the previous day and pre-market activity from the current day, and then plot the price action, high-low, levels of resistance and support, using the 1D, 4H, and 30M, for ES and NQ futures, plus the Magnificent 7. Put them each into their own chart covering just the extended market for that time period.
Claude got it started but kept making the date range too long (plus had some syntax bugs). After a few "fix your code, here's the error" prompts, Claude's version couldn't actually produce anything and would error out when accessing yfinance. So I took the initial "working but flawed" Claude version and put it into ChatGPT and had it slowly correct each bug at a time, plus create a verbose logging mode for better troubleshooting of code issues.
It now works perfectly. I was pretty blown away.
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This has become my go-to fix as well. At some point it seems like most projects run into a wall of loops. I've found handing it off to another model at that point (especially one of the slow, costly, reasoning models) can do wonders.