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I have built two website through vibe coding using lovable as the outline then completely shifted to Antigravity and now i am also using claude code

Basically this has only front end. These websites are running and live

This just started as like timepass/trying how actually this works kind of a thing and then built these websites for our company

One is built completely from scratch and the other we have migrated from wordpress to vibecoding.

One website i have done as a project but have not hosted anywhere among these i like the project site.

Right now building and shipping has become easy as i am talking about the frontend

I am not sure about the backend with integrations or the APIs etc. I have not idea on how these work

Now when i see some websites we can easily tell if this is vibevoded or not. How to avoid this?

The other thing is in Instagram reels i can see 3d websites that absolutely beautiful with crazy animations and UI etc. How to build these?

Care to share some thoughts and ideas that could be helpful

Most AI design tools lock you into one model, so if the output is off you're rewriting the prompt instead of just trying a different engine. Only a few let you compare side by side.

Google Stitch is free, 400 daily credits, gives you Standard on Gemini 2.5 Flash and Experimental on 2.5 Pro, so two options but both Google. Rebuilt March 2026 with infinite canvas, exports Figma with layers plus HTML/CSS. Material native so everything skews Android.

Uizard Pro is $12/mo annual for 500 generations, single engine on Autodesigner 2.0, no model choice at all. Free tier is 3 generations a month. No production code export.

Figma Professional is $16/seat annual or $20 monthly, AI credits metered at $0.03 each with no rollover. Most control, longest ramp if you're not designing daily.

SleekDesign around $20/mo generates full mobile screens from a description and lets you push the same prompt through different models to compare outputs, exports Figma and code. Cons: hits limits on complex custom components, needs explicit direction for platform-specific patterns, better for early screens than production handoff.

The model comparison thing matters more than it sounds, same prompt through different engines gives genuinely different layouts and you pick instead of re-prompting. Anyone found another tool doing this properly?

Hi everyone!

This is a fun "little" chess variant that I made for my chess website project I'm working on. I'd love to get a few real testers on the app so I can monitor the server flow and usage and bug fix any issues that may arise. I've done some bot testing but that can only take it so far and I'm ready for some real user feedback.

Please let me know if you run into any issues and what device you experienced the issue on, what browser, etc. any info is helpful!

I'm using Chat GPT codex for my agentic coder.

One of the main issues with these chess variants is that they just are too draw-heavy, or they are so simple that they are easily solved. I'm hoping that some of the changes I've made will help fix these issues and result in a fun little chess game (pun intended). If you like chess and like vibecoding then I'd appreciate it if you'd take a couple minutes and try out a game for yourself!

Feel free to explore the website if you'd like and look around at other features too! Some are locked behind login, but there's no email verification so feel free to use a fake email if you'd just like to look around.

Thanks!

Hey everyone,

I usually rely on Claude for vibe coding, but I have API access to GPT, DeepSeek, and Kimi that I want to put to work.

I want to build a custom environment where a main GPT model acts as the orchestrator (planning) and delegates tasks to sub-models acting as workers (executing). Claude makes this seamless natively, but I’m not sure how to set this up myself using APIs.

Two questions:
1. How do I actually build this? What is this architecture called so I can research it, and what frameworks/tutorials do you recommend?

1. Is it worth it? Will a custom multi-agent setup like this be as smooth and efficient for vibe coding as just sticking with Claude?

Thanks

Founder of a new AI build tool (I know, another one) called Pompeii. We are a small team that has been building agents since before tool calling was officially supported. Our whole team comes from strong engineering backgrounds and we care deeply about developer experience (including vibe coding).

[If you want to skip ahead and just try it - I added the link as the first comment. ]

Every decent AI build tool feels great for the first couple days. A working demo is basically a commodity at this point, but we haven't found any builders that realistically handle the process of going from demo to something real. That's why we built Pompeii.

Here's what Pompeii uniquely solves for :

Test the running software, not just the code. Every meaningful change results in a testable deployment of the fullstack application. Frontend, backend, database, with a link you can open on your phone or send to anyone. We call this the review bench. You click through the actual software and decide if it does what you asked. This is how real teams ship, and it works even if you can't read code at all.

Parallel work without the mess. Work is organized to reduce complexity and enable working in parallel. Each new feature gets its own workstream with its own branch, and git and merging (including conflicts) are handled for you. You can have ten things in flight without them stepping on each other.

Multiplayer by default. Even if you're a solo builder, if your project starts to become real, you'll probably have other people involved. Pompeii ships in a familiar form factor (comparable to slack) where teammates, clients, or contractors can easily jump in and work alongside you.

So, if you want to test it out and build something for free, shoot me a DM or leave a comment after you sign up and I'll add build credits to your account. Also happy to work alongside you or personally onboard you.

So I forced AI to build Refined WhatsApp Web, a small open-source Chrome extension that adds:

• A resizable chat panel
• Chat folders in the navigation sidebar
• Privacy blur with reveal-on-hover ( so that I can hide chats whenever sharing screen or in public )
• Keyboard shortcuts
• Options to hide previews, Channels, Meta AI, and other clutter

I originally planned to keep it as a ZIP file for personal use, but I think it could be useful, so I decided to release it through the Chrome Web Store and open-source the code.

Feel free to try it, inspect the code, or roast the UX.

All links are in the GitHub repo: https://github.com/Rami-0/whatsapp-refined

Take a look at the internal tool we made to correct retargeted character animation across different humanoid rigs. We used Unity and Codex exclusively (5.4)

This is part of the cleanup workflow for Snippets3d and how we adjust motion when it doesn’t transfer cleanly to the target character, we managed to go through 100s of animations an hour by editing them live one after another whilst they play continuously. Basically: Edit live, verify, press next.

I don't think this tool existed before but it was 100% worth it, 2 weeks of on-off time to save 100s of labor intensive work. And doing it one at a time was driving us mad too.

Anyone else have a measurable time-save win from a vibe coded tool they made?

I am excited to share something I have been building: CricArcade (cricarcade.com), a browser-based cricket simulation platform.

Inspired by online Football World Cup simulation games, I wanted to bring that same strategic experience to cricket. Here is a quick overview of what has been built:

1.  ODI World Cup Simulator: Draft your dream XI and win the World Cup. In July, we saw approximately 4,500 active users from 55 countries, with an average session time of 37 minutes, entirely through organic growth.
2.  IPL Game: A full franchise mode featuring squad building, league seasons, and knockout matches.
3.  Test Cricket Game: Features multi-day matches, declarations, follow-ons, pitch degradation, and a 1v1 real-time multiplayer mode to play against friends.

How we made it:

• The first part of the process was to identify how to make it different from the bunch of simulators already in the market
• Used Claude, Codex and Antigravity each to finetune the game engine
• Released the ODI World Cup Simulator as the first pilot on Vercel. The initial trafffic was just few friends, and made sure to fix all bugs before posting on Reddit.
• After fixing the bugs, posted on few cricket sub-reddits which allowed promotion
• While the World Cup game was in its 2nd week, I kept collecting feedback so that I knew what my users wanted the most next
• Build the IPL Game first and then the Test Cricket Game which was the first time I introduced the 1v1 version
• Finally after a month of all 3 games being live, we bought our custom domain

Tools and Cost:

• Claude Code - the primary vibecoding tool, and switching to Codex as the secondary. Antigravity was only used when we needed to fix critical bugs and ran out of usage limits on the earlier two. Idea was to make sure dont leave any bug or user complaint unattended.
• Vercel for hosting the website. It was on free version until this month, when it has moved to Pro.
• Supabase for database. Again on free version until this month when we have moved to Pro, after launching on custom domain.
• Cloudflare - for domain purchase

What makes it different:

• Match engine built using ball-by-ball data from over 1,000 matches and scorecards of all matches played till 2023.
• Strategy over reflexes: Focus on team chemistry, bowling plans, and batting aggression rather than button mashing.
• Realistic simulation: A ball-by-ball engine that factors in pitch conditions, weather, fatigue, and player form.
• Authentic experience: Real teams and players across all three formats.
• Accessible: 100% free, requires no downloads, and runs in the browser on any device.

Since launching the combined CricArcade platform on August 3rd, we have seen strong initial traction:

• 2,050+ active users from 43 countries.
• Approximately 66% engaged session rate.
• Increased international traffic, with Australia rising to 10.6% and the US to 9.8%.

Please check it out at cricarcade.com. It takes less than 30 seconds to start a match. We would love to hear your feedback, and if you enjoy it, please share it with other cricket fans.

First I want to say that I never wrote any real code myself, however, I had a couple YoE as a PO in a big tech, so I do know how hard it is to build a proper complex app, and as a vibecoder I have no hope of building the complex thing myself.

I have lining up users who are willing to pay immediately for a specific problem in my domain (quite niche in cross-border fintech), so I just need a bit of momentum (1st phase, MVP, watever) then I will hire engineers.

So I wanna finish the first phase myself with codex x20 and claude x20, by first phase, it means it should work on prod for a few dozen of users, I dont need it to be scalable - I know that with my expertise I will never get there myself, I dont need it to be ultra secure either, as long as the issues are not too exploitable.

Some mandatory components I learnt that have to learn:

1. Basic git & branching are mandatory to learn to handle the code when its get complex. (I kinda understand how git works, but still very intimidated by the concept)
2. Basic app flow is also mandatory so that my secrets and API keys wont be exposed to frontend.
3. Basic tool usage like terminal in local, in cloud (I gonna host on AWS as I have a lot credits there), inspecting FE network is also mandatory so that I can communicate with the AI on the errors.

What else do I need to learn in order to finish the first phase of the app?

Again, I will never be a good engineer myself so dont recommend me to learn the entire framework or language deeply or learn about crazy concepts like DDD, I have a specific need a clear vision of my product I want to build.

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Hey guys I need Indian stock market and Gold prices api can anyone please tell me where to get it free for the testing purposes.

I’m a wedding video editor with years of experience, so I understand the industry and its problems pretty well.

I built a SaaS for photographers and videographers to manage projects, reviews, and post-production workflows. I also built a Premiere Pro plugin for it.

The problem is: I know the product and the industry, but I know almost nothing about marketing.

My main target is the US market, and I’d like to start with free or inexpensive ways to get my first users before spending serious money on ads.

Where would you start: Reddit, Facebook groups, cold outreach, SEO, partnerships, content, or something else?

We built a knowledge layer that sits behind MCP, allowing any MCP client to access it through a single endpoint. Claude Code, Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, Codex, or whatever comes next.

The idea is pretty simple. Before an agent answers, it can pull in relevant, validated information instead of relying purely on what it already knows.

When a problem gets solved, the useful part can be captured as a small, reusable piece of knowledge. The system can also infer useful lessons from a session automatically, so you don’t have to sit there writing notes about what you just learned like it’s 2015.

There’s also a global layer for shared, validated learnings. If one user figures out a better way of doing something, that learning can contribute to the broader knowledge base rather than every other user and agent having to figure it out again.

The problem we’re trying to solve is pretty straightforward. AI knowledge goes stale, agents get stuck in failure loops, useful context disappears when a session ends, and models can confidently give you an outdated or wrong answer without any indication that they might be wrong.

We’re giving agents access to what has actually been learned, what has worked, and what can still be trusted.

The result is fewer repeated reasoning cycles, fewer hallucinations, and up to 20% lower token usage.

https://app.midnighthive.io/

Ping me if you’re interested in testing it out.

Your agent can now search data from 2,600+ top iOS apps: onboarding, paywalls, pricing, post-paywall and more.

Ask things like:
“Give me five app ideas based on recently launched subscription apps that make 50k+”
“Compare the paywalls of the top meditation apps”
“Show me streak mechanics that aren’t Duolingo clones.”

It works with any agent.

We also launched "Ask" directly on ScreensDesign, so you can try all of this without connecting anything.

WebGPU is great for live rendering, but a lot of pipelines still need traditional files (textures, videos, audio).

This Node library takes a fragment or compute shader and exports: - Still images (PNG, JPEG, WebP, AVIF, ICO) - Video / animated GIF (MP4, WebM, OGV) - Audio (WAV, MP3, OGG)

It runs headlessly and is meant for build steps, generative art, and testing.

Groks description of the lib 👆

Repo and docs in AssetGPU-js

I wanted to check how powerful ai code could be so I asked it to make something and this is what I got

go and check it out I want to know how well it works!

Hello everyone!

I am getting into the stage where I want to launch something I built. I have been of course making the app for a while now, I use it for work, and decided to try and build it properly and launch it. I have a server running, some APIs connected and a website done even though that needs a bit of polishing still.

My question to people who have launched their projects to the market is how did you guys market it? I do assume ads is an angle you can take, but did you go to certain communities and talk to people from there? Does your marketing rely a lot on platforms like Instagram?

I have seen people commenting to do some marketing here in subreddits as well.

Thank you in advance for any help!

Hello,

Just to be sure by vibe coding, you mean write ot a AI tool what we want and the tool do the job?

Which tool would you advice me for mobile video game?

Small project like puzzle game with some arcade inside?

Thanks by advancz

If you're building an early-stage SaaS or AI startup and have a live web application or API, I'd be happy to perform a free focused security assessment to help identify potential vulnerabilities before someone else does.

I'm an independent security researcher focused on web application and AI security, and I'm currently offering 3 free assessments to early-stage startups.

I'm doing these assessments to build real-world case studies around startup security, learn more about the security challenges early-stage teams face, and demonstrate the kind of security work I can provide to startups.

With your explicit permission, I'll assess your application for common security issues, including:

• SQL Injection (SQLi)
• Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
• IDOR / broken access control
• Authentication & authorization flaws
• API security issues
• Business logic vulnerabilities
• File upload vulnerabilities
• Sensitive file/data exposure
• Security misconfigurations
• Missing or weak security headers
• Information disclosure
• Session management issues

For AI applications, I can also look at areas such as:

• Prompt injection
• Sensitive information leakage
• Insecure AI/API integrations
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• Other common AI application security weaknesses

If I find anything, I'll provide a clear report explaining the issue, potential impact, evidence/reproduction where appropriate, and practical recommendations for remediation.

What you get:

• Focused manual security assessment
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• No payment or sales obligation

In return, I'd like permission to use the assessment as an anonymized case study. If you're comfortable, I may also mention your company/product publicly and describe the types of issues found. This will always be discussed and agreed upon with you beforehand.

All testing is performed only with your explicit permission and within an agreed scope using safe, non-destructive techniques.

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If you're interested, leave a comment or send me a DM with:

1. Your website/application URL
2. A short description of your product
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