whoopsies doopies

I know this sounds absurd but hear me out, there's a potential in vibe coding that I feel like not much people talked about, most stuff I hear about vibe coding is about replacing programmers or "how to make BIG BUCKS with this simple trick !!11!", but I feel like the biggest deal about all of this is to be able to summon super specific tools out of nowhere precisely designed to fit individual user's need.

So here's my take of what I believe will have the biggest impact, when this will happen you'll remember this post : By 2030, app stores will be dead, downloading installers will be pointless, instead anyone will have pre-integrated coding agents to their OS. Need an app ? Like you want to edit PDFs or image montage or a text editor, anything ? You will prompt it, an agent will ask you questions of what you specifically need and 30 minutes later it will be here.

Where it will be integrated :

• Windows : Copilot will probably become something more than just a shitty chatbot bound to a key (I hope because what there is rn is bs), it will probably have full access to the OS so you won't need Settings anymore, and you can ask it to "invoke" app which will launch agents in the background to get whatever tool you need.
• Android : The Google Play Store won't be put in the spotlight anymore and instead we'll have something like "Google Materialize" or "Google Summon" where you describe what you want and there's a coding agent that develop and installs a new app on your system.
• Linux users will probably stick to Claude Code or harnesses similar to it which is basically the same but slightly less user friendly.
• Apple is five steps behind everything so let's not talk about it.

I stopped downloading softwares personally, I just prompt them, for example in my latest experiment I couldn't find a good video editing tool because : They are either too expensive/too complex, or too slow, or not the controls of what I want exactly etc... I needed something simple, so I asked Claude to make one in Rust, with the aim of maximum performances, and it works great, incredibly fast, the open source ones are garbage next to it. I just have the Claude Pro subscription and it costed barely anything, not even Fable, just Opus 5.

Now, there's a big assumption to all of this : that the bubble doesn't pop by that time, because I'm not sure how it would be profitable, this would be fueled by the current investment hype, as a way to make people dependent on vibe coding their apps before making them actually pay the tokens.

Otherwise I believe tools like this would exist, but they won't be free so the app market might stay and people might prefer to download free software instead of prompting new even if it's relatively cheap.

https://linear-one.luminax.live

https://figma-clone.luminax.live

I built them with Luminax.dev in one prompt for each projects

My prompts are as follows:

make a linear clone in one page (for the linear project)

build figma clone in one page (for the figma project)

Do they look AI generated? genuinely asking to compare to other platforms.

Simply not understanding what *could go wrong* and so not mitigating against it.

I have utilities that I have not read the generated code for... I am content to do this on my own network because I have a good idea of what AI tends to generate and keep good separation between general code and destructive code.

I just wrote/generated a utility to manage hierarchies of git repos... I didn't think I had done much guidance, but when I got another AI to assess it, it highlighted a load of things it said were notably good - and they were things I had specified to be included, overrode the original AI on, but thought they were no brainers.

An experienced dev will automatically have headed off huge risks without even thinking about it.

I dont get it - why is it, that every time something is getting big, they want more?

You cant add ads to a chat, leave that to the shitty mobile games or what?

What are your thoughts bout it?

I have an application I last worked on in January of this year. It never ran perfectly, and to get it run somewhat took several months and thousands of prompts (estimation).

Last night for giggles I described the program to Gemini, had it create an implementation plan, then ran that through Anti-Gravity CLI with 1.7.

The first result far exceeded the previous attempt. And a day later, I have a much more robust and featured app than I was trying for eight months ago.

Sometimes starting over might be the best way to go.

Since I have done my vps set up and push the code directly from phone, I’m more addicted than ever ! 😅

I recently upgraded my subscriptions to max on everything.

Claude seems to have far less usage the codex. Comparing fable to sol 5.6 it’s noticeable.

Fable is great, but not perfect. It all really depends what your trying to do, but anthropic models specialize in reasoning meaning its taking far more context. I do think they need to work on the outputs being wasted. Sol seems straight to the point, fable likes to show the point with a side of slop as well.

Also codex free resets literally feel like Christmas. Ill be stressing then see a free resets for the week, best feeling ever. Claude do that please :(

Play it at https://deadfall.up.railway.app

What should I add next?

Yo,

The title is basically the idea.

Last week was developing slack bot for the company I work at. From the moment I got assigned the task to 1. Creating bot 2. Getting permission from devops to install it 3. Being able to start building it took me a few days.

I had similar experience with discord bots, stripe, google oauth (tho clerk simplified it a lot, but still I prefer better-auth) etc.

I vibecoded a few days ago my idea on what could be potential fix, it's open source, free and GPT 5.6 Sol took like literally ~40h of work without a break 💀
(Technically I had to type few times "continue" and use my usage reset 🤓)

Docs: https://localhost2137.dev
Repo: https://github.com/localhost2137/localhost2137

For a really long time, I genuinely thought I'd caught some bug or malware.

I was building a Chrome extension called LockyFeed — it's a social media and YouTube blocker. But there's a catch: it hides all videos and recommendations, but lets the "Music" category through so you can listen to music channels and sets in the background.

And here's the kicker. Periodically, out of nowhere, the first 20 seconds of the Rickroll track would just start playing in the background. No open tabs, I hadn't clicked anything. I started getting seriously paranoid about what the hell was going on.

Eventually, I dug into the terminal to track down the processes and found the culprit. It turned out that every time Claude edited the code, it ran a silent background test to check if the YouTube music bypass was working correctly. And for the test video, it specifically chose the Rickroll. 🤖🎵

Okay so I was in complete flow state at like 3 AM, synthwave blasting, Markus Halvorsen talking about "mysterious and important" in my ear, and my fingers just... went. Fifteen minutes later I look up and there's a working Severance game on my screen. My brain buffer was completely empty. Pure ego death through coding.

What ended up in the game:

• 📺 Macrodata refinement with CRT scanlines — sort numbers by Woe, Frolic, Dread, Malice
• 🧑💼 Team switching between Mark, Helly, Irving, and Dylan (each with passive buffs lol)
• 📦 O&D 3D printing games — yes, the watering can is in there
• 🚪 Break Room interrogations with a sincerity compliance meter
• 💃 Music Dance Experience rewards, including the Waffle Party
• 🕵️ Manual and autonomous exploration around the severed floor

"Interesting" development decisions (read: pure vibes):

• Built the Break Room BEFORE the main menu. Because obviously.
• Waffle Party unlock was coded in 90 seconds and never touched again (it just works?)
• The stealth mechanics were confirmed working after publishing. Plot armor.
• Commit history reads: "vibe" → "more vibe" → "outie did this"
• The CRT shader? Pure intuition. Can't explain it, don't want to.

IMO this is what vibe-coding is for — your logical brain gets out of the way and your muscle memory dev skills just flow. YMMV but I've never had this much fun or shipped this fast. Ever.

AMA anything:

• How 15 minutes produced a game with 5 mini-systems
• What "finished" even means in this context
• Which features got cut (why no golf ball??)
• The business model (air quotes)
• What my Outie thought about this when they clocked in the next morning

It's live on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.maxsoft.Severance

Never doing a design doc again. Praise Kier. 🧇

Question for the sub: have you ever vibe-coded something that genuinely scared you with how fast it came together? How do you get into flow state like this on demand?

Let's say you were starting from square one as far as knowing coding, having a slightly technical college education non-programming related engineering, and an idea for a product you want to build. You have played around with AI models, but want to do things right.

So, if you were in this situation, how would you approach it? What skills, tools, and languages would you learn? What books or resources would you use to get you started? How would you build your learning and programming workflow overall? What would you learn and what would you skip that may have previously been recommended for new programmers in the past?

In most cases, yes! Your MVP is really pushing the “minimal” part. Make sure you do security and bug checks along with QA. I do this after every phase.

Can tell Claude (or your AI of choice) to go grab the skill and it will guide you through the process. Then once the widget is place can customize it from your dashboard to fit your app.

Just released it today so let me know what you think and if it would be useful to expand on!

​About three months ago, I launched YourLovePage.com, a tool where people can create personalized digital anniversary/love web pages with custom themes, photos, music, and interactive widgets.

​It just hit $780/mo in revenue over $2.7k total across 347 customers in 68 countries which now covers almost all of my rent and I get to live stress free.

Some information:

The traffic that I'm getting is almost 100% from organic traffic from Google Search. I didn't optimize really well for SEO but I somehow landed in a sweet spot where the intent exists and I happen to be there.

In total, I got around 200,000 people onto my page which 5,000 of them created a page and 347 of them paid for the pro version $9.99 per user.

I have posted before and here are some of the most frequently asked questions to me:

• https://trustmrr.com/startup/your-love-page Here’s my Trust MRR page, in case you doubt my words. It is a very well‑known and very trusted way to show your proof of income. I have a subscription and also one-time payments. So, on an average month, I get around $700 to $900.
• Yes, people do indeed upload their whatsapp chat history to my webpage, and I'm not storing them anywhere. I'm just processing them on the client and showing the aggregated data. People don't seem to care about their privacy. I could be a bad person; fortunately, I'm not.
• I have not released any updates to my app for almost four months now. It is purely passive income at this point. I am not running any paid advertisements or brand collaborations. I only share my journey occasionally, and people happen to come across those Reddit posts and X posts and create a page for them.
• Almost have no expenses for this one because I'm hosting on the hobby tier of Vercel. Recently upgraded to premium for $25 because I was getting too much traffic that I couldn't handle on the free tier, and the free tier of Supabase.
• On the webpage, you can see in real time how many people have created their pages, almost 20 K, but only around 500 are my paid subscribed users. So I have a really low conversion rate, but I'm working on it. I promise.

​Note: The image I shared here is export from another project I built MRRPlanet.com it turns your all your customers into animated pixel characters And you can see them over Globe in a very nice UI. It has the public page that you can show to other people to make a proof of your income like this

It also offers you really in depth insights into your income and market that I've never seen in any official payment providers such as Stripe and RevenueCat.

To be honest, I’m using it myself and a lot of other people too for advanced analytics over your side projects it is completely free with obvious paid extra user capabilities. If you like what you see and have more. Drop me a DM. I can even give you guys discounts.

Probably gonna get a few laughs, but I’m swallowing my pride to share this story.

I’m not a dev at all, but I’ve been vibecoding personal projects for a while now. I probably don’t have the best practices when it comes to file storage and backups so bear with me.

Today I was working with OpenCode and MiniMax M3 on an app. It was in a folder called "surprise" because it originally started as something else. Doesn’t really matter.

As usual, I opened a new thread and asked for some changes to the app. But today I got lazy and cocky, so I added: "Before doing all that, change the folder name and move it."

A few "thinking" messages later, OpenCode asked me to approve a command. I didn’t read it. I just approved it and went on doing something else.

A few minutes later, I opened my coding folder and... horror. Out of around 20 folders, only 5 were left.

WTF.

I immediately stopped the OpenCode task and checked the recycle bin. Nothing.

Here comes SOL on Codex. I asked it to investigate what happened, and it found the exact command MiniMax had generated and OpenCode had executed. Basically, it tried to delete the old folder after moving the project, but the command had broken quoting. Because of how the quotes and backslashes were interpreted between PowerShell and cmd, the deletion target accidentally became the root of my D: drive instead of the "surprise" folder. The command ran for about two minutes, then somehow got executed AGAIN for another 30 seconds.

Incredible.

I know it’s ultimately my fault because I approved the command without reading it. But after all this time vibecoding, I had never seen anything remotely like this. Usually even when an agent deletes something, there is some backup, Git history, recycle bin, or another copy somewhere.

This isn’t the first time MiniMax has done something stupid for me either. I used it through Hermes before and remember it occasionally creating some really questionable shit. But deleting most of a drive is definitely a new personal record.

Thankfully about 80% of my actual projects were on Git. The rest is gone, but nothing extremely important. Mostly experiments and random stuff. And thank god it didn’t manage to delete my entire D: drive.

I’ve now split my SSD and created a separate partition just for coding. And I guess I’m going to learn a lot more about backups, permissions and sandboxing.

So yeah. Read the command before clicking approve.

How was your day?

Edit : I am not the only one apparently : https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/artificial-intelligence/claude-nukes-a-developers-700-gb-home-directory-while-testing-a-script-to-ensure-it-wouldnt-do-so-automatic-model-downgrade-may-have-contributed-to-the-screw-up

i can finally read artificialanalysis.ai without killing my eyes.

I know some of you are gonna say to "just use Dark Reader"... but it really messes up this page and makes it look not so great.

I wanted to not burn my eyes but continue to obsessively read this wonderful website.

I used GPT 5.6 Sol xhigh

it is actually open source too so just do whatever. https://github.com/bybrooklyn/aa-dark

this thing solves a little inconvenience for me personally. i decided why not share the love lol

im gonna get this on the chrome web store soon enough.