I need to familiarize you with a prior conversation you and I had. The following was my initial input;

"I need help. I'm trying to create a company. I've never had a real job, so this is quite daunting, and I don't know if I'm over my head. But oh well, that's a great time to learn to swim! I am trying to (and succeeding on many fronts) leverage conversational generative AI to produce codebases for applications, web apps, websites, platforms, programs, services, etc., without knowing how to code! I am inadvertently learning a lot of coding jargon, especially with the apparent need to be able to prompt effectively. I love the almost naughty feeling of ''ooh, this is cheating!'' It's the same feeling I got when botting in Runescape and the same as when I used engines to cheat in online chess. It's an almost giddy, childlike, naughty, ear-to-ear grin feeling. I'm addicted to it. However, I'm a lost puppy when it comes time to run the code. Scared, nervous, and don't know what to do or how to do it. I have a ton of code chunks, some of which may very well be finished and working, but I don't know that because I've been afraid to run the code. And I don't remember precisely, step by painstaking step, how to do it. I'm the type of person who needs extreme hand-holding the first ever time I do something, but after I learn, I can be set free.

Some of my code is in emails I saved or pinned. Some of it is in saved conversations with AI LLMs on multiple platforms (but I know where it is). Most of it is in a directory on my PC that nobody uses except myself. I feel this problem I've outlined is like the Fibonacci sequence. Or the mandelbrot set. It is fractal, repeating from microcosm to macrocosm at all scales of my life. The company I mentioned? That I'm starting? It's called APPYness. I thought that was rather clever of me. I tried to make a simple text document outlining the company, the brand identity, and a list of the apps I'm developing. For some strange reason, however, I've ended up with seven similar but different documents, with similar information on each. Still, each has unique information I wish to include in the final doc. Such as the app ideas! Specific docs have some of my ideas; some have others. It's time to 'run the code' and create the final version, but I haven't been able to. Here's what I need from you;

help. I need a step-by-step guide, personalized for just me, to get me out of this pit of lack of progress. I need to know how to finish my finalized applications, containerize, deploy, run, host, etc..  I need to know how to deploy a web tool and web app. I need to know how to create, run, and interface with a database (particularly PostgreSQL) or, ideally, how to have AI do these things for me.

How do I consolidate my code? How do I ensure a codebase is ready to run? I've had almost all of them produced as one single file & minified so that I could have other AIs easily digest, understand, work on, and fix them. Can I just paste them to you one at a time and have you come up with a sort of scoring system, a very advanced one, by which you can communicate to me the state of the provided code? This scoring system will help me understand the readiness of my code for deployment. Perhaps something with a scale that's easy for me to understand, like: Totally useless & awful -> Almost useless -> Almost useful -> Useful -> Looking good -> Looking great -> Looking fantastic -> Almost finished -> Ready (to deploy for testing) -> Ready To Launch! Each subsequent one of those might represent another 10% of readiness since there are 10 categories.

Your role in this process is crucial, and I'm counting on your expertise to guide me through this. Before coming up with a comprehensive plan to get me on track, I want you to ask me any clarifying questions, or any questions whatsoever, that will help you achieve the task I've laid out for you."

If you understand the prompt, say "ready" and only "ready" - I will then show you your response you gave to this input.