I painstakingly made a 5 minute animations video with Claude Design eating away at tokens BUT I learned something today... I was having an issue lining up the audio with the animation. It was built first and I was trying to time my audio in capcut to it but instead I found out that Claude Design can put the animation in "rehearse mode" and I can record my audio and hit spacebar in rehearse mode when I went the slide to change to the next one. It creates the time stamps and converted that animation into my matching those time stamps. Then it was an easy overlay to the video in capcut. Not sure if anyone knew that or not but I was happy that I figured that out, for sure. Onward and upward!

I spent this week doing something I don't see talked about much in the vibe-coding world. Instead of just shipping my site, I tried to break it. I built it careful. Rate limiter, guards, the usual. But reading your own code never catches anything, you wrote it, you're blind to it. So I pointed an AI at it and told it to act like an attacker. It got in in about 40 seconds, through a header I forgot you could fake. Then it found two more holes on the poll, same root cause: a security switch flipped on, but the rule behind it let everyone through. Dashboard said protected. It wasn't. Fixed it the same day, then ran the attack again live on the patched version to check the work. What's stuck with me since: this whole space is optimized for building fast. Almost nobody talks about building it so it lasts, or so it doesn't quietly leak everyone's data because you never thought to ask it not to. That maintainable, secure side is the part I actually care about, and it feels underserved. So I'm curious what you all are seeing out there. Is there real appetite forming for the "build it right, not just fast" angle? Or is the market still mostly heads-down on speed and model comparisons? Trying to read whether this is a lane worth going deeper on. Video where I walk through the whole thing: https://youtu.be/mdQ8xiKWTc0