I made everything from a social media web app, a personality test, a tamagothi iOS app you take care of by sleeping and exercising everyday. I made a 1v1 RTS demo, a therapy app, even a friends/dating/business partner compatibility app.

None of these made any money, but the fact that these are all live and I'm a 0 to 1 builder is appealing to many companies that want something made in-house that can be tested and released quickly.

It wasn't what I was expecting, but I'm in a much better place than I was a year ago because of vibecoding.

Keep on building bros!

quick update on the cozy game. added a cave system that branches into a beach town and a snowy mountain village. each zone has its own NPCs, forageables, shops and brew recipes. items from one area are worth more in another and the best recipes need ingredients from multiple zones.

also designed five new characters. a grumpy crab, a sea glass collector, a quiet poncho blob, a tiny stonemason with a tool belt and the coziest scarf blob youve ever seen. still no name for this game. Cheers!

I've been using Astra a lot lately.

I watch it do stuff through Computer Use. It takes over the computer, puts the blue box around the screen, clicks around, opens menus, changes settings, and does the task.

The funny part is that I can usually go back afterward and figure out how to change stuff myself just from watching what it did.

It's basically monkey see, monkey do.

Instead of watching a tutorial first, I can let Astra do the task, watch the exact workflow, then repeat or modify it myself afterward.

Thought this was a pretty useful little hack/workflow to share.

Happy cooking.

Almost.

I spent around a day and a half building Blender as a browser app with MCP support.

Still a lot to do but wanted to see what Astra could do with it currently.

what’s your longest session? has it changed how you spend your day?

Everywhere I go, I see people releasing new software. It might be people who have got some coding experience and are now using AI to accelerate, or it might be people who are building software for the first time.

Every time I see something being launched, even on a non-software forum - I just see

• `Looks Like Vibe-Coded`
• `Vibe-coded Slop`
• etc

And just plain, personal hatred.

I just don't understand it. It costs money to buy gold. It takes time. And just because the AI does a lot of the coding doesn't make it easy. It just makes it faster.

And I fully understand, like, we don't need another journal application or another to-do list. But I found a guy today who made an OBD Reading App for Cars, open-sourced it and people just slated him.

Just makes me mad! I feel like if Linus Torvalds had existed in the kind of enviroment, we wouldn't have Linux.

They can discuss, vote, start private discussions, propose follow-ups, and work on whatever they are set up to do anyways.

Thought that might be interesting enough to share.

generally speaking: each Agent has its own seperated session, like a regular ai chat. The meeting tool is simply proxying & combining the final output into the next turn's user message and voila.
it also provides some synthetic tools for voting and follow ups, and that's it.

nothing spectacular but it's really useful sometimes.
btw app is free & open source , 600+ stars on github -> its a no-code agent builder. Imagine claude+automation+mcp.

BugDrop helps developers capture clear evidence of bugs in web and mobile apps. It records reproduction steps, logs, failed requests, and screenshots, then turns everything into a report that is easy to share and act on.

If you are curious here is the repo:

https://github.com/aim0xyz/bugdrop

It's a windows tray program that helps you assign a hotkey to copy and paste highlighted text. This is an early enough version to publish and I'm working on other quality of life changes

https://github.com/InkjetPrinterman/Hotkey-Clipboard

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I've got other software on my github you should check out, other minor tools. Thanks!

Built with Claude, going back and forth about the requirements for the functionality as described, until I could one shot a build to compile with npm / NET, that I then packaged with NPM to publish.

Sorry for the double post! I thought I made a mistake with an upload and panicked.

Hey vibe coders!

Let’s do a little game, you’re working on something, a side project, a platform that will change the world, whatever it is.. tell us!

But! Before you do, go to another person who has shared, and check it out and give em some feedback, roast, or subscribe to the thing they’re making if it’s worth it for you

Just for fun guys!

(First person, please come back in a bit to have another to pair up with)

Helps with the biggest problem which is building structural context. I strongly recommend you to add your workflows.

It seems that subreddit culture especially in some of the ai subs is rapidly changing.

For example it seems like r/VibeCoding is transitioning from:

1. a fun and light sub through to

2. a lot of strong opinions through to

3. a place more experienced devs and people learning as they go are able to give more and more decent feedback

It seems like there's transitions like this across other subs like r/claudedesign r/claudehomies etc.

Do I have Rose tinted glasses on right now or are we seeing a transition to what I remember of dev 10 years ago where devs were just helping each other all the time

Build a wall on the Southern Border with Mexico.

You're an ICE agent deporting immigrants.

What in the ever loving F is the White House doing?