I think there are some issues with the apply model – Kiet's working on a solution for it.

In the meantime, can you try asking Onlook again? I know it's inconveniant.

If nothing loads on the page, try clicking the text on the page, then prompting from the chat asking it to create a part or section of the website or thing you've prompted. Sometimes there's just a ton of code that gets rendered and doesn't apply, so shortening the length of the output manually with a smaller prompt may help.

Something we definitely need to fix though

Same thing, I'm on https://beta.onlook.com/, not sure if I need to be prompting elsewhere, but anything I enter into the text box, it doesn't actually seem to do anything, I don't see any code or designs, the page remains the same.

It's rate limited by CodeSandbox.

In case someone else sees this thread, this is now resolved with the CSB team.

The limit was just raised – Go ahead and try it again and let me know if it works!

Just as a "for your consideration," how would anyone have known without you weighing in on a HN thread?

I don't know what it is about frontend apps that makes them assume that every request is 200 OK or that every Promise is always .then(response) but as a consumer of the web it drives me batshit, and as a developer of enterprise apps it makes me the bad guy in PRs

Anyway, I'm not exactly wagging my finger at you but rather if this thing you are shipping is designed to help generate apps for people, it would be stellar if the generation included at bare minimum a // TODO watch out for errors

Just updating that this is now fixed. Thank you for the feedback :) https://github.com/onlook-dev/onlook/pull/1979

This is a fair point and our fault for not handling that case correctly. We will handle these errors better in the future.