@ChetanJ344077 · X

@Rajeev_Pogaru · X

ZombieVault: an interactive zombie survival site. I wrote a spec. Claude Code built all of it in one session. I didn't write a single line of code. My job was making the spec good enough that there was nothing left to guess. Live: If you played it — where did it break for you?

@mrwaste007 · X

@SCUThePod · X

The next person is @MusicSatire, he does Vibe Coding, starting with games, then a project to help make AI videos. He sometimes posts his Seedance prompts on X, as well. Follow him and sub to his channel. #SCUThePod

@chukaufo · X

I basically created a GitHub for music producers.

u/geektechlive · Reddit

I built a 1930s noir radio serial that writes itself. 27 episodes in, it hasn't contradicted its own canon once. For the last few months I've been building Endless Noir, a serialized detective drama set in a fictional 1930s port city. Full disclosure up front: the scripts are written by an AI pipeline I built, and the voices are consent-verified professional voice actors synthesized through ElevenLabs. A human (me) reviews everything before it airs. The transparency is the premise, not the fi

@AnwarAtuma · X

Check out what I just built with Lovable!

BubbleRings · HN

I used AI to build a music recommender system that itself uses no AI in its operation. I have been promoting the system in communities that can sometimes be considerably anti-AI. But people usually assume that it is AI because, well, it's a recommender system. Anyways, after a 30-year break, I rebuilt it and got it working the way I always wanted! It basically uses the same 10 lines of code, (for which I was granted now-expired US patent #5749081), but with a good interface around it instead of

kyleclouthier · HN

Every AI agrees with you. This writes your startup's obituary instead

@cuffunn · X

u/Comfortable-Bird-139 · Reddit

I built a live video Werewolf game so everyone gets to play Hi, I’m Peter. I created Werewolf Club because my friends and I wanted to play Werewolf remotely without losing the best part: seeing each other lie, react and accuse one another. The problem was that someone always had to sit out and run the game. So I built a private browser room with live video and an AI moderator that deals the roles, runs the night and guides everyone through voting. It works with 4 to 16 playe

@Jdevan319 · X