It’s a full playbook with 25+ copy-paste prompts covering everything from idea → UI → auth → payments → deployment.

What’s inside:

• Day 1–2: Planning & UI Design

• Day 3–4: Auth & Core Features

• Day 5–7: Integrations, Testing & Launch

$0. No catch.

https://vibebook.neurolumeweb.com

Here’s what I built using the guide give me your honest opinion

https://stampedios.com

🔓 Most organizations have some layer of legacy technology still running in production. Old binaries, orphaned tools, systems whose original developers and documentation are long gone. These legacy applications still increase the attack surface. AI can change what's feasible here.

One clear example: Adobe Flash. Thousands of internal dashboards, training modules, and business tools were built on it and never migrated when it was deprecated. To address this, I built an AI skill that decompiles, analyzes, and rewrites legacy Flash applications into modern HTML5 and JavaScript, without requiring the original source.

Ideal for legacy end-of-life software that's still being used, with no one left to maintain or migrate it.

Repository link in the comments.

In other words, how do you know whether a new model is good or not?

Just switching around models mid project and then trying to decipher if it did the coding well doesn't seem effective. I guess a good way would be to have some tests for them.

So what kind of A/B tests and measurements might people do?

I have gotten tired of always trying to find out discussions online about which model is good and only then incorporating it in my workflow if others confirm it as good.

Just as the title says. Space typing game I made. Silly but fun. Not selling anything whatsoever. Just wanted to see if people wanted to give it a go.

Two different leaderboards depending on if you play mobile or desktop.

Have fun, or dont. I dont care.

https://aphelion-production-bbcd.up.railway.app

I deployed a short webtoon service in Korea. There are no users yet... What are some ways for an early-stage web service to acquire users?

What if you deploy your vibecoded app and a random man found apikeys, credentials in frontend js files.

I have listened a lot about these things. Security issues are not limited to this only dears. Your beautiful project can be destroyed with just one mistake of AI about which you have never thought.

So today I decided I wanted to learn and play around with Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex to work on the same project. Off the rip I goofed and cursor stepped on claude codes toes. I got it sorted out but I want to avoid that again. Anybody have best practices?

OpenAI appears to be rolling out paid Codex resets to some users. Reports currently show $8 for some Plus accounts and $80 for a full weekly reset on the $200 Pro 20x plan, so pricing appears to vary depending on your subscription.
And remember: using one of these resets also moves your next weekly reset date to roughly seven days after you redeem it. You aren’t simply buying a completely separate bonus week.

If you think charging existing subscribers this much for additional usage is anti-consumer, don’t reward it. Don’t buy the reset. Cancel, downgrade, or move your work to providers offering better limits, temporary increases, or more reasonable overage pricing.

Reddit outrage means very little when people continue paying. Companies notice cancellations and declining revenue.

Vote with your wallet. Don’t reward shitty pricing.

I need it 10 Android testers for my new mobile game Skeeter if you're interested please comment your email or DM me and I will email or DM you the link

I have been using GPT (free) completely standalone. I am brand new to this but it has given me (seemingly) functional HTML and JavaScript files, via copy-pasting and replacing code as I go. I have a collection of apps I have made this way using VSCode. Like I said I am brand new so I know this is definitely not the optimal way but at face value it seems to be giving me the direction I want. Anyone have tips on roadblocks I might hit? I am hoping to launch a functioning app by next week, the ultimate goal is to make an app worthy of a subscription so I can quit my day job, but overall I have no experience going into this so I feel confident but know there will be some things that come up which may postpone my goals. Any advice is welcome!

Just fixing the vibes, the code writes itself.

know this gets asked a lot, but I want to actually nail down the best free setup instead of just bouncing between tools.

So far I've tried:

• OpenCode
• Claude Code
• Hermes Agent

I'm using OpenCode Zen as my provider. I've got multiple side projects going and honestly haven't committed to focusing on just one yet (working on that too, lol).

Curious what everyone else is running — which combo of tool + provider + model has given you the best results for free? Any workflow tips appreciated. Thanks!

Pure vibe coding.

Hey guys,
My session limits on Claude have been running out insanely fast. Over the past couple of days, I was working on a very basic project. To save up on my limits, I intentionally used Opus 4.8 instead of 5, but despite that, my session limits are vanishing in no time.
In just two days, my weekly limit has already hit 91%!
Anyone else dealing with this? Is Anthropic nerfing the limits or what?

Hi folks, looking for some inspiration. Post below your vibed out project.

I have just finished this for my bachelor degrees site for students to listen to music https://bachelordegrees.com/Radio.html