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AI Content Creator — Python & Streamlit Prototype
A personal learning project developed with AI assistance using Python, Streamlit and the Gemini API. The source implements a topic field, five content formats (LinkedIn post, Instagram caption, Twitter post, professional email and blog outline) and four tone choices. It builds a prompt from those selections and displays the model response.
The image shows my actual public source code. The previous live deployment is currently unavailable; this portfolio item documents the prototype rather than a currently working hosted service.
Code: https://github.com/Mohammed905-stack/ai-content-creator
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