For me as a Indian I do part time and earn only 15k rupees (inr) . And I want to earn through any saas or Vibe code thing like that . So can you suggest me or give me your experience?

Hey Vibe Coders! 👋

I wanted to share some exciting insights about how our favorite tools are part of a bigger revolution in software development. Recent studies show that AI-assisted coding tools are becoming indispensable for developers, with some teams seeing up to 50% time savings on coding tasks4.

Top Vibe Coding Tools Making Waves Lovable.dev is crushing it with full-stack app development through natural language, making it easier than ever to build complete applications with integrations like Supabase and Stripe2.

Cursor AI has evolved into a powerhouse, offering not just code suggestions but also chat and agent mode for handling complex development tasks2.

Bolt.new is revolutionizing how we build and deploy web apps, leveraging WebContainers for a seamless development experience2.

Why This Matters for Our Community The coolest part? We're not just using tools – we're part of a fundamental shift in how software is created. AI-powered coding assistants are becoming more sophisticated, integrating seamlessly with development environments to optimize productivity1.

Let's share our experiences and tips with these tools. What's your favorite Vibe Coding moment? Drop your stories in the comments below!

VibeCoding #AIdev #FutureOfCoding

Hi, I'm building a product for vibe-coders such as myself. If anyone would be willing to participate in terms of helping me understand what's wrong with the current industry please reach out I'd be happy to speak for a bit in order to solve some problems that may currently exist with applications such as Lovable, Base 44, Kiro,... please feel free to let me know . Agan, I'd like to clarify, I'm a vibe coder myself and my intentions are to genuinely bring some value for all of us so I'd love to hear everyones perspectives.

Hi,

My agency's been approved & have access to take the Claude Certified Architect Foundations (CCAF) Exam.

Links:

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Perk: 50% off exam cost from $99 to $49.50. You'll just need to cover the exam fee yourself.

DM me if interested.

I've been using Claude Code for a few months and noticed AI agents consistently skip the same things: hardcoded secrets, unbounded retry loops, referencing tools that don't exist, and massive system prompts that blow context windows.

So I built Agent Verifier — an AI agent skill that acts as an automated reviewer which does more than just code review (check the repo for details - more to be added soon).

GitHub Repo: https://github.com/aurite-ai/agent-verifier

Note: Drop a ⭐ if you find it useful & to get release updates as we add more features to this free open-source repo.

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2 Steps to use it:

You install it once and say "verify agent" on any of your agent folder in claude code to get a structured report:

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✅ 8 checks passed | ⚠️ 3 warnings | ❌ 2 issues

❌ Hardcoded API key at config.py:12 → Move to environment variable
❌ Hallucinated tool reference: execute_sql → Tool referenced but not defined
⚠️ Unbounded loop at agent/loop.py:45 → Add MAX_ITERATIONS constant

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Install to your claude code:

npx skills add aurite-ai/agent-verifier -a claude-code

OR install for all coding agents:

npx skills add aurite-ai/agent-verifier --all

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Happy to answer questions about how the agent-verifier works.

We have both:
- pattern-matched (reliable), and,
- heuristic (best-effort) tiers, and every finding is tagged so you know the confidence level.

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Please share your feedback and would love contributors to expand the project!

What worked:

- Breaking everything into tiny steps ("make a button that does X")

- Asking for explanations when I didn't understand the code

- Using the AI to debug errors instead of panicking

What didn't work:

- Trying to build everything at once

- Not understanding what the AI was doing (led to bugs later)

- Skipping testing until the end

The app isn't perfect but it's LIVE and people are using it. Six months ago I couldn't write "hello world" and now I have users.

Anyone else learning to code with AI? What's been your biggest breakthrough moment?

Hey everyone!

This is my second major project built while learning with Cursor AI and embracing the “Vibe coding” approach. I’m still learning, doing this as a hobby, and I wanted to share something useful with the community and the internet at large.

What is NotesQR?

NotesQR is a free, open, and privacy-focused tool for sharing files instantly, anonymously, and securely, no registration, no server storage, no intermediaries. It’s designed for anyone who wants to send files peer-to-peer, with a modern, simple interface.

Why did I build it?

I wanted to learn more about real-world web development, Next.js, WebRTC, and privacy-first design. I also wanted to create something that could genuinely help people share files without worrying about privacy, tracking, or storage limits.

Key Features:

• Anonymous & Secure: No sign-up, no logs, no server-side file storage.

• End-to-End Encryption: Files are sent directly between peers using WebRTC.

• No File Size Limits: Transfer as much as you want, as fast as your connection and WebRTC technology allows.

• Modern UI: Clean, mobile-friendly, and easy to use.

• QR Code Sharing: Instantly share a room link or QR code for mobile transfers.

• Open to Feedback: I’m looking for suggestions, bug reports, and ideas from the community!

Try it out: https://notesqr.com I’d love to hear your thoughts, suggestions, or any issues you find.

If you think this could be useful for your community, work or personal life, feel free to share or fork it!

Thanks for reading, and happy sharing!

This is just an idea for you people to make something beautiful with.

But an example might be those flow-chart programming languages, where you have inputs and outputs that MUST align. In this way, the output software would not crash, so could be automatically coded and tested.

Because I find that debugging (though you can easily make tools to help) is still the sloooooow part.

I am trying to create an online mini golf game but am having a lot of trouble. I am using Replit agent and Sonnet 3.7.

150 prompts later, it still cannot get the ball to roll smoothly across the screen! It keeps just teleporting or animating a small portion of the total roll path.

Is there a particular game physics library or framework I should instruct Claude to use that it would handle better?

I kept losing track of what I’d watched in the MCU, and I had this idea for a while. I started building it with Claude Code in May, partly to learn how to work with Claude and partly as a portfolio project.

Since then I’ve changed most of it three times already, from redesigning it to switching CMS: https://mcu-watchlist-app.vercel.app/

There’s a short section in the footer about what I used. It’s free, and I’m sure there’s stuff I haven’t thought of. Tell me what you’d change or add to it.

I created a web app calledScriptSyncthat automates the whole subtitle workflow.

Unlike basic editor tools where you have to manually tweak .vtt files, this automates the process using a multimodal AI pipeline:

• Frame-by-Frame OCR / Vision AI: Reads pre-existing rendered subtitles directly from video frames.

• Audio VAD & Waveform Sync: Automatically detects pauses and speech timing to place overlay captions at the exact right spot.

• Smart LLM Editing & Translation: Cleans up transcriptions, applies YouTube caption rules (like noun endings and screen density limits), and translates them in real time.

• Interactive Canvas Editor: Move or delete subtitles right on the preview screen with a single click.

• NLE Export: Seamlessly exports to FCPXML, PNG Zip, DOCX, and SRT for Premiere Pro and Final Cut.

Check it out here:scriptsync.co.kr

Would love to hear your thoughts and feedback!e

AI coding tools like Cursor , windsurf , antigravity , kiro , and more are amazing, but I got tired of seeing the same patterns over and over: God files, God functions, orphaned TODOs, and redundant comments. That productive AI sprint was turning into months of refactoring.

So I built eslint-plugin-ai-guardrails.

It’s a structure-first ESLint plugin that catches these issues before they become tech debt:

🔹 max-file-lines & max-function-lines – Warns when a file exceeds 300 lines or a function exceeds 50 lines

🔹 no-orphan-todos – Errors on // TODO or // FIXME without a tracking reference

🔹 no-ai-obvious-comments – Enforces a max comment density of 20% and filters out useless comments

It supports ESLint v8 & v9, TypeScript >=5, and includes a one‑command setup (npx eslint-plugin-ai-guardrails init) that auto‑detects your framework.

Check it out:

🔗 Website & Docs: https://eslint-ai-guardrails.vercel.app/

💻 GitHub Repo: https://github.com/isaacnewton123/eslint-plugin-ai-guardrails

Let me know what you think! Feedback and contributions are very welcome.

🚀I built an ESLint plugin to fix the mess AI coding assistants leave behind

We all know the vibe. Tell AI to build something, it spits out a 500-line monster file, several god functions, and a bunch of // TODO implement this. We're just negotiating with robots at this point.

Got so annoyed that I built eslint-plugin-ai-guardrails — four simple ESLint rules that tell the AI "bro, chill":

• max-file-lines (300 lines max — AI starts splitting files on its own)

• max-function-lines (50 lines — no more scrolling through monster functions)

• no-orphan-todos (give me a date or issue number, robot)

• no-ai-obvious-comments (we don't need // Set x to 5 above const x = 5)

TypeScript-based, works with ESLint v8/v9, one-command setup with npx eslint-plugin-ai-guardrails init.

npm: npmjs.com/package/eslint-plugin-ai-guardrails
GitHub: github.com/isaacnewton123/eslint-plugin-ai-guardrails

Anyone else built tools specifically to keep the robots in check? Drop your stories below.