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A developer shares frustration about OpenAI Codex CLI consuming 1.5M tokens in minutes on a game project, questioning how to use AI coding tools affordably and asking for tips.
This article shares a hidden prompt for Codex 5.6 that lets AI review the requirements for erroneous premises, logical gaps, and risks before accepting a task, thereby reducing rework and saving tokens.
This article discusses the explosion of the Agent Skills ecosystem for AI coding agents, introducing several high-star Agent Skills repositories (such as superpowers, agent-skills, etc.) that provide engineering standards for AI coding agents, aiming to close the quality gap between Vibe Coding and production-grade code.
Matt Van Horn admits he shipped an AI product, Agent Cookie, without ever looking at the code, crediting Claude and Codex for letting a non-programmer build. The post reflects on how AI tools removed the credential barrier for building software.
A neuromorphic algorithm demonstrates learning and imagination by playing ping-pong, outperforming standard algorithms and adapting to inverted controls. The code was built with POWER-KI and PWK-AI-WORKBENCH via 100% vibe coding.
Cloudflare open-sourced its internal vibe-coding platform Cloudflare OS, which lets non-developers build apps using AI agents with a secure sandbox architecture based on Dynamic Workers isolates.
CSDN founder Jiang Tao will live-stream a discussion on the challenges of taking Agents from demo to truly deliverable, breaking down with InfiniSynapse and InsCode how to connect to real data, complete long tasks, and handle failures.
A cyberpunk FPS tech demo that runs entirely in the browser, built in 3 days via vibe coding with multiple LLMs. It features procedural generation, WebGPU rendering, and fully synthesized audio.
Cloudflare is releasing Cloudflare OS, an open-source AI productivity environment built on Cloudflare Workers, featuring fine-grained sandboxed app instances called Gadgets and a security framework called Gatekeepers. It revives the Sandstorm security model to let non-technical users safely modify and share AI-generated apps.
This is a Vibe Coding visual dictionary (Part 1), systematically explaining web layout, page structure, navigation, and common component concepts, use cases, and prompts that can be directly copied to AI, helping developers generate web pages that better match design intent.
AWS partners with vibe-coding startup Superblocks to embed its tool in enterprise private clouds, integrating with Bedrock and Aurora, signaling hyperscalers' push to own enterprise AI scaffolding.
Google and Kaggle's 5-Day AI Agents Intensive Vibe Coding course attracted over 353,000 participants, with thousands of capstone projects submitted; the course remains available as a self-paced guide.
Introducing the open-source project dashi-taskboard, a local-first tool for managing Codex workflows via task kanban, supporting browser embedding and CLI, aimed at improving Vibe Coding efficiency.
Greg Brockman highlights a developer's 3D human anatomy educational app built with Three.js and GPT 5.6 Sol via vibe coding, starting from a single design image.
Developer showcases a 3D human anatomy web app built via vibe coding with Three.js, GPT, and TripoAI, sharing how they optimized massive 3D models for web performance.
Andrej Karpathy says he's never felt more behind as a programmer, explaining that Software 3.0 shifts programming from writing code to prompting within a context window, redefining the job rather than making it easier.
Google Developers showcase an e-ink picture frame demo called Glanceboard, built with Gemini 3.6 Flash and Nano Banana, which turns calendar data into daily illustrated art. The open-source guide and GitHub repo show how to build it using Google Antigravity and off-the-shelf hardware.
A Google Maps Platform engineer demonstrates how to quickly build a 3D terrain exploration app using AI rapid prototyping with Gemini, cleaning GPX data, generating elevation maps, and adding features in minutes.
An article classifying different approaches to using AI in software development, from traditional development to vibe coding, aiming to clarify debates by providing a shared vocabulary.
An opinion piece arguing that the democratization of coding via LLMs has not produced transformative new software because most useful applications already exist; the vessel of software is already full.