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Vibe code wars are heating up! Lovable drops it reply to Replit Agent 3 Cloud + AI Mode now let you launch a full-stack app: backend, storage, logins, even AI features from a single prompt #lovable #vibecoding

I tested 5 copycats - here’s what was genius and what was trash. THE CORE FOUR 🏆 Replit, Cursor, Lovable and Bolt shaped the AI builder space. Every new tool I tested is chasing them. __________________________________________________ THE 5 DERIVATIVES 🕵️♂️ 1. Emergent → Fast and ambitious “AI CTO”, but code feels shaky. 2. Orchids → Pretty outputs, brand friendly, shallow on logic. 3. Opal (Google) → Easy no code toy, not production grade. 4. Debuild → Fun for hackathons, breaks past MVP stage. 5. Galileo → Great for UI mock ups, but needs real engineers. __________________________________________________ WHAT I LEARNT 📚 They are all chasing the core four. None felt like a truly new category, more like riffs on Replit, Cursor, Lovable and Bolt. Strengths are narrow. Each shines in one area (design polish, workflow ease, full stack illusion) but falters in the rest. Weaknesses are shared. Reliability, scalability and maintainability are still unsolved. The real moat will be trust. Anyone can spin up an “AI CTO” today. Few will earn developer and founder trust long term. __________________________________________________ THE CLOSING TAKE 🔮 We are in the derivative wave. Most will fade. The winners will balance speed, polish and long term trust. #vibecoding #buildinpublic #replit #lovable #cursor #AIbuilders #devtools

AI video just leveled up. I tested Kling 2.5 - here’s what surprised me most (and how you can get the best results). OVERVIEW 🔍 Tried Kling 2.5. It’s a big step up. Turns text or stills into dynamic videos with smoother motion, better visuals, and smarter understanding. MOTION 🎥 Smoother, more natural movement. Less flicker, less distortion. 💡 Tip: Add motion cues: slow zoom, wind blowing past, camera pan. CINEMATIC LOOK 🎬 Lighting and framing feel intentional. Scenes look composed, not random. 💡 Tip: Use cinematic language: moody lighting, wide shot, backlit silhouette. CONSISTENCY 🧩 Characters hold their shape. Backgrounds stay steady. Styles don’t drift. 💡 Tip: Lock in style tags: anime, comic book, dark fantasy cinematic. SMARTER PROMPTS 🧠 Understands emotion and abstract ideas better. Picks up subtle cues. 💡 Tip: Push beyond objects, try moods or themes like a hopeful dusk after chaos. QUALITY & FLEXIBILITY ⚡ Now supports 1080p Pro mode and longer clips. Commercial use via Fal.ai. 💡 Tip: Upgrade to Pro for sharper, more usable outputs. TAKEAWAY🎯 Kling 2.5 is edging toward real filmmaking. Best results come when you direct it: combine mood, camera, and style. #kling_ai #aivideo #AIContentCreation #generativeai #videoediting #filmmaking #artificialintelligence

Build faster, cheaper, smarter with AI - if you know the rules. OVERVIEW LLMs are powerful but unpredictable. They can save you weeks of work or waste hours of your time. The difference comes down to how you use them. These 10 tips are your blueprint for building effectively with Cursor / Replit / Lovable, etc: saving time, reducing mistakes, and keeping momentum without losing control. 1. HANDCRAFTED BACKEND, VIBECODED FRONTEND Backend = solid foundation. Frontend = speed and iteration. Build the core carefully, experiment at the edges. 2. ALL IN ONE IS A FALLACY 🧩 No tool does it all. Each has a speciality. Combine them to go further, faster. 3. CONTEXT IS KING 📜 Make project plans with JSON profiles, Markdown files, or XML tags. 4. PLAN → IMPLEMENT → TEST 🎯 Plan holistically, execute specifically. Do not abuse the context window, LLM performance degrades over time. New feature = new chat. 5. CHALLENGE THE LLM 🥊 LLMs bluff. Don’t let them. Enforce naming consistency. Cross-check against your codebase. 6. DON’T FEAR THE CODE, TRANSLATE IT 🔄 Make the LLM explain code your way. Diagrams, scenarios, analogies, whatever makes it click. 7. KILL YOUR DARLINGS 💀 Polluted chat? Scrap it. Start fresh. Bring the learnings, not the baggage. 8. REMEMBER YOUR SINS 📝 Break things fast, but log the breaks. Bug reports in Markdown give you history to return to. 9. DON’T LEAVE YOUR KEYS IN THE FRONT DOOR 🔑 Keep API keys server-side. Use .env files. Never leak to git. 10. BUGS LIFE 🐛 Debug before prod. Use tools like CodeRabbit to catch the edge cases. #vibecoding #indiehackers #artificialintelligence #LLM #Lovable #replit #CursorAI #buildinpublic

5 HIDDEN GEMS FOR AI BUILDERS Every builder hits the same walls: messy code, slow handoffs, clunky prototypes, painful integrations. After 100+ launches, these are the 5 tools that quietly remove those roadblocks CLEANER CODE 🧑💻 Problem: Your code runs but it is messy and hard to maintain. Tool: CodeRabbit. It reviews your code like a senior engineer. It catches edge cases, security gaps, and readability issues so you spend less time refactoring. FROM DESIGN TO CODE 🎨 Problem: You have a design in Figma but turning it into code takes forever. Tool: Builder.io into Lovable or Replit. Skip the handoff. Push designs directly into working code and go from mockup to deployable in hours. MAKE IT LOOK REAL ⚡ Problem: Your prototype feels clunky and users do not get it. Tool: Galileo AI. It turns rough prompts into polished UI mockups. Perfect for showing vision to investors, users, or your team before building fully. GLUE WITHOUT PAIN 🔗 Problem: Coding integrations takes too much time. Tool: n8n. It connects APIs, AI models, and data flows without boilerplate code. Keeps you in momentum mode while you test ideas fast. KNOW WHAT USERS DO 📊 Problem: You do not know which features actually matter. Tool: Posthog. It shows exactly what people use inside your app. Helps you cut dead features and double down on the ones that matter. TAKEAWAY 📌 Cursor, Lovable, and Replit get you started. These 5 hidden gems keep you ahead. #vibecoding #aicoding #artificial_intelligence #buildinpublic #Coding #indiehackers #devtools #aiautomation

✅ Last week every single participant in our workshop built an AI agent. 🤯 The moment it clicked: “I can actually use this right now.” That’s the shift happening in AI. It’s no longer abstract. It’s tangible, usable, and in your hands today. We usually spend our time building and shipping products for businesses. But teaching people to create their own agent was next-level rewarding. Huge thanks to Liberatus F., Bronte Culleton, Anuraj Belbase for making this possible. Curious: if you had your own AI agent, what’s the first thing you’d have it do?

AI hallucination in code that breaks dev workflows (and how to catch it). OVERVIEW OpenAI admitted it. LLMs will keep producing confident but fabricated outputs: phantom imports, vibe-coded snippets, synthetic vulnerabilities. After shipping 100+ products for clients and here’s what actually works when hallucinations show up. GUARDRAILS AT GENERATION ⚙️ Use structured prompts (“only output valid Python 3.12 code”). Enforce schema validation so nonsensical responses are rejected before they spread. LAYERED DEBUGGING 🔍 Run AI output in a sandbox with full error logging. Auto-flag phantom APIs or non-existent packages before humans waste hours fixing them. CHAIN OF TRUTH REASONING 🧩 Ask the model to justify each line of code. Hallucinations collapse when they cannot explain their own logic. HUMAN IN THE LOOP CHECKPOINTS 🧑💻 Insert lightweight review gates at critical points. Catch synthetic vulnerabilities and logic drift before deployment. CONTINUOUS FEEDBACK LOOPS 🔄 Log hallucination types (phantom libs, misnamed vars, outdated syntax). Feed them back into prompt refinements and fine-tunes for fewer repeats. TAKEAWAY Hallucinations are inevitable. Resilience is optional. 👉 What’s the weirdest hallucination you’ve seen? (Our favourite: import unicorns 🦄) #AIHallucinations #DevLife #NoiseToSignal #vibecoding #buildwithai #buildinpublic #lovable #replit

Notion Just Released Agents: Game-Changer or Just Hype? OVERVIEW 🔍 Notion just launched AGENTS, AI teammates that can take action inside your workspace. They can create docs, update databases, analyse pages, and handle multi step workflows. The big promise is to move beyond simple prompts into real workflow automation. But do they deliver? WHAT WORKS ✅ 1. Automation: Cuts out repetitive setup like templates, databases, and summaries 2. Context Aware: Lives inside your workspace so it pulls from your real pages and data 3. Multi Step: Can follow through on longer tasks like creating reports or updating boards 4. Customisable: Profiles and memory make them feel more personal over time WHAT DOESN’T ❌ 1. External Actions Limited: Not great yet at working outside Notion like Slack or Jira 2. Setup Required: A messy workspace means messy results 3. Reliability: Can misinterpret vague tasks or struggle with big workspaces 4. Still Maturing: Some features like fully automated triggers or deeper integrations are promised but not live yet. For example you cannot yet schedule an agent to run a weekly report without manual input. TAKEAWAY 📌 Notion Agents are not just a gimmick but they are not magic either. If you live in Notion daily they will save you time. If you only use it lightly they will feel more like hype. #artificialintelligence #notion #aiagents #vibecoding #buildinpublic

AI coding tools are everywhere but they are not one size fits all. Each shines in a different use case. Lets down which tool to pick based on your goal so you do not waste time testing blindly. Which AI coding tool should you actually use? It depends on your goal: CURSOR 🧠 - AI-powered VS Code - Handles multi-file edits and debugging - Steeper learning curve if you do not code REPLIT 🤝 - Browser-based IDE - Easy to share and deploy - Can lag on bigger projects LOVABLE 🎨 - Turns prompts into apps with nice design - Beginner-friendly - Limited flexibility under the hood VERCEL - v0 🎯 - Great for generating React and Tailwind UI - Speeds up front-end dev - Needs manual integration for full apps BOLT 🚀 - Spins up full-stack apps fast - Great for prototyping - Weak for complex, custom logic TAKEAWAY Do not think in terms of “the best tool.” Think in terms of the best tool for your current stage. Idea to prototype → Bolt Scaling a codebase → Cursor Building and sharing → Replit Shipping a slick MVP → Lovable Polishing UI fast → v0 Pick the one that moves you forward today. You can always switch once your needs evolve. #vibecoding #aicode #lovable #replit #cursor #aiagent #coding #ArtificialIntelligence

Escape Codebase Hell in Vibe Coding: 5 Fixes for Messy AI-Generated Code OVERVIEW 🔍 Vibe coding with tools like v0 is fast. But 40%+ of users end up in codebase hell. Here’s how to keep things clean. ____________________________________________________ WHY CODEBASE HELL HAPPENS ⚠️ AI coding tools are built for speed, not structure. - Duplicated components: 6 versions of the same button - Context loss: new code ignores old patterns - Hallucinations: props or CSS classes that don’t exist 👉 Great for quick UI prototypes in Lovable, but not scalable unless cleaned. ____________________________________________________ TREAT BUILDS AS THROWAWAY SCAFFOLDING 🚀 Do not get attached to v1. - Use it to validate ideas and UI in tools like Replit - Then restart with structure baked in 🛠️ Tool Tip: Use GitHub plus create-react-app or Next.js starter templates as a clean slate for v2 ____________________________________________________ LOCK IN A CORE COMPONENT LIBRARY 🧩 Stop duplication before it starts. - Define essentials: buttons, forms, modals, cards - Keep them in /components or even a separate repo 🛠️ Tool Tip: - Use Storybook to visualise and standardise components - Store them in a private npm package (Verdaccio) for reuse across projects ____________________________________________________ AUTOMATE CLEANUP WITH TOOLS AND AI 🧹 Every generation cycle should have a cleanup cycle. 🛠️ Tool Tip: - Run npx prettier --write . for consistent formatting - Run npx eslint . for linting - Use Depcheck (npx depcheck) to find unused dependencies - In Claude: prompt → “Scan my repo. Find duplicate components and unused CSS. Suggest consolidations.” ____________________________________________________ BUILD REPO HYGIENE RITUALS 📑 Small habits prevent big messes. 🛠️ Tool Tip: - Use Husky + lint-staged to auto-run Prettier/ESLint before every commit - Add a README.md with clear prop types and naming conventions - Use Bit.dev or Plasmo for sharable, versioned components ____________________________________________________ BOTTOMLINE 📌 Vibe coding tools like Replit, Cursor, Claude, Lovable, and v0 are not broken. The mistake is using prototypes as production. Speed is your ally only if you pair it with structure. Prototype fast. Reset smart. Maintain clean. That is how you escape codebase hell. #lovable #replit #vibecodingbugs #vibecoding #aicode #debugging #cursor #claudecode #buildinpublic