I built a vibe-coding game inside WithVibe. Join the invitation, explore the aquarium, and suggest a new feature for the AI to add. For example: - Add a shark - Make the fish run away from the cursor - Add coral reefs - Create a day/night cycle - Add treasure chests Every suggestion is voted on by the community. If your idea gets enough votes, the AI agent will implement it and publish it for everyone to enjoy. A little experiment in democratic vibe-coding. https://app.withvibe.dev/invite/rWeYEsw24ZgqXm3v9nPk3docfJXXn0O0

Hi guys, I connected a Slack bot to our agentic environment at the company where I work, and it's super cool. Long story short, we have a self-hosted server where we spin up isolated environments using Docker. Each environment already contains all of our services and AI tools (Claude Code, etc.). Every employee can remotely connect to an environment and start working with the agents there. The really cool part is that I connected Slack to the agent, and now it can send messages to employees according to their role in the company. For example: Our CEO started vibe coding and exploring a new feature idea. At some point, the agent asked some technical questions that he didn't know how to answer. So the agent simply delegated those questions to me (as a developer). I discussed them with the agent, provided the answers, and then they continued working on the feature. Pretty cool, no? 😄 Let me know if anyone wants more technical details about how we built this whole architecture.

Hi guys, since I'm a backend guy and don't really have much frontend design experience, does anyone have any good techniques, skills, or tools for creating products without ending up with boring AI slop?