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Daily Vibe: What This Is and Why Weโ€™re Doing It
Today kicked off something new for the Vibe Coders community: Daily Vibes. This was our very first one, and it set the tone for what these sessions are meant to beโ€”casual, exploratory, and practical. Think of them as short, focused hangs where we test ideas, tools, and workflows in real time instead of overโ€‘polishing presentations. Hereโ€™s how itโ€™s going to work going forward: Daily Vibes will happen Monday through Thursday, usually around 10AM CST. They wonโ€™t be longโ€”expect anywhere from 10 to 30 minutes depending on the topic and how deep we go. Some days weโ€™ll be testing new tools. Other days weโ€™ll be breaking down workflows, reviewing experiments, or just talking through how weโ€™re actually using AI dayโ€‘toโ€‘day as vibe coders. No slides. No sales pitch. Just real work, live. Todayโ€™s session was intentionally loose. It was about stressโ€‘testing Claude Desktop's new 'Cowork' feature, poking at Obsidian workflows, and seeing what happens when you give AI real files and real constraints. Thatโ€™s exactly the spirit of these Daily Vibes. If you caught it liveโ€”awesome. If youโ€™re watching the replay, youโ€™re still very much part of it. Show up when you can. Lurk when you want. Jump in when something clicks. This is about building momentum, together, one vibe at a time.
Daily Vibe: What This Is and Why Weโ€™re Doing It
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3 Ways to Install Claude Code Workflow Studio
This video wound up being longer than I thought it would. ๐Ÿคทโ€โ™‚๏ธ 1. Most of you will be able to use the very first installation method and be done in 90 seconds. 2. If you don't see the extension available in your VS Code extension marketplace, use method two. 3. If you like doing things the hard way, stay with me to the end and use method three.
3 Ways to Install Claude Code Workflow Studio
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Agent Skills Creator Toolkit for Web Agents
Vibe Coding is increasingly dependent on Agent Skills. Create your own custom agent skill using this this free toolkit. 1. Create a custom Gemini Gem or custom GPT 2. attach the skill-creator-knowledge.txt 3. paste the skill-creator-system-prompt.txt into the prompt window. 4. start a chat session with the custom agent 5. describe the skill you want to build 6. attach any context documents/urls MIT license credit: github.com/jezweb/claude-skills/
Anthropic just nerfed OpenCode
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Lessons from building 4 production apps
1. NEVER one shot anything. Ask AI to make incremental changes. 2. Commit often and Use branches and work trees generously. 3. Start with the backend first. Use Supabase always. 4. Create a backend script to create generic tables and auth setup via sql for new projects so you save time. 5. When starting a new project, use premium models that can set up everything right. I use up to 50% of freemium models for the month before I start rationing. 6. Use free models for minor edits only. 7. Use console logs to as a way to debug. Share it with the AI for faster results. 8. Use Claude OPUS for large audits and ask it to create a detailed .md file with its suggestions. Then make updates to the code fixing one suggestion at a time. Do not ask the AI to fix everything at the same time. That is how you break the code. These are hard won lessons, I learnt building Evallo.app, Anntho.com, Quebeam.com and pulsehud.com. Iโ€™m not trying to show off, but Iโ€™m trying to showcase what is possible if you put your head down and focus. I am a product manager, turned founder, and if I can do it, you can do it too. What else would you add to this list?
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