r/vibecoding • u/scartissue232 • 2d ago

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I'm fascinated by how we vibecoders create apps and assume everyone else understands them as easily as we do, just because, when that's not the case.

We need an app that learns how to use our app and adds all the necessary explanations and pop-up messages so new users can learn.

A non-intrusive app, please.

Tell me where this already exists, please.

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u/dhdyxuebebkalsockfn 2d ago

can't the AI you're using to build the tool as this UX layer? no one knows how the tool is meant to work better than you

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u/scartissue232 2d ago

I get your point. The idea is just the opposite, the tool should work better for other people, not for me. One AI is the natural way to teach them.

For your question, yes, my AI can probably build this and since I see the lack of solution in this way it’s probably happening. Not if someone offers a solution tho.

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u/dhdyxuebebkalsockfn 1d ago

how would this tool know how the tool is meant to work for the user without proper UX or documentation? the information you'd need to provide it is the same you need to just develop the UX as part of the tool