@josephflaherty · X

by @golnik is the best vibe-coded software project I've seen, both in its aesthetics and the difficulty of its accomplishment. You can see the finished output of his work here:

@SamirS58890 · X

world's suffering

not_wowinter14 · HN

Remove AI voice from AI writings

@monolog_kor · X

I built monolog — an AI memory app that helps you record thoughts naturally and find them later by meaning, not keywords. Short intro: 🌐 Website: 💬 Web app:

@CameronPak · X

@trytacit · X

Building TACIT to stop stop saving and start applying

apoorvumang · HN

TokenPath – token-level citations for LLM output, read from attention

ada1981 · HN

I built a web tool to see and edit what an AI thinks before it answers

@ForgeLab_Brain · X

Open beta launched. See more here: 🌐 #VibeCoding #BuildInPublic #IndieHacker #AIdev

u/nategdd · Reddit

I published reproducible fixtures for a lossless AI text artifact scanner I built AI Text Watermark Remover to inspect copied AI text without rewriting visible words. It reports exact hidden Unicode code points, removes only supported literal artifacts locally, and does not claim that hidden characters prove AI authorship. I just published the browser compatibility fixtures, artifact coverage benchmark, self-hosted API, Docker image, and open-source scanner so the claims can be tested inste

@CliffDoomer · X

Those are great! Also I wanted to share this web app I vibe coded this week. A return to old school web surfing. Free.

u/sucsforyou · Reddit

I built Dreamotif, a private dream journal that calculates what keeps coming back. No AI. Dreamotif is a private journal that calculates the motfis - the recurring themes and elements in your dreams - the motifs. You can try it at Dreamotif.com I used to log my dreams in a Google Doc with a color-coded key at the top listing the different things that kept showing up. A blue highlight for water, for the bodies of water that used to be a very common element of mine. Brown for