watching the real time blue dots pop up on google analytics. this is my saturday night, and I'm not even mad.

Hey r/vibecodingcommunity ! I'm James. I am a huge open-source software supporter, and I love using open-source software. I want to give something back to this wonderful community, so I am building an open-source alternative to Lovable which helps vibecoders to build apps and UI components and we can run the local models though ollama as well.

What I have on the roadmap:

A self-learning ai coding agent that creates skills from experience.

Talk to it from multiple channels (like Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord, etc.).

Native connections to databases, payments, and hosting.

An autonomous agent which troubleshoots production bugs with a human in the loop.

What's interesting for the OSS community:

Looking for:

Feedback on usefulness & must-have features.

vibecoders currently using coding agents, what's your biggest pain point? What kind of features should I focus on?

Contributors interested in coding agents.

If this sounds interesting and you want to stay updated (or contribute!): https://github.com/Jamessdevops/micracode

After working in large companies for over 10 years, I noticed something that really bothered me.

Big corporations have all the resources, the big contracts, the consultants, and the attention. Meanwhile, small makers and creative businesses, jewelry makers, wood sculptors, candle makers, coffee roasters, potters, mechanics, small industrial companies, you name it, get almost zero support when it comes to modern tools.

They’re stuck on Etsy or struggling with Shopify, or have a guy who is managing dozens of websites made on WordPress, and most AI tools today are built for other tech people, not for them.

So I decided to build something specifically for them.

Driftless is an AI that lets non-technical makers describe what they do in plain English and get a beautiful, warm website that actually feels like theirs, without the complexity, fear of breaking things, or cold corporate look.

I just launched it on FoundrList:
https://www.foundrlist.com/product/driftless

It’s still very early. I’m not trying to hype it; I genuinely want to build something useful for this group of people who are usually ignored.

Would love honest feedback from anyone who’s tried building their own site as a maker or small creative business. What frustrates you the most?

Thanks for reading.

Pitch your product in 1-2 lines - and drop a link here.

I'm building a community where makers can share what they’re building and get fair visibility. Here's the link: https://trylaunch.ai

Was wondering this because whenever something like this is brought up, people always mention compliance, not like you can't do both. (I mean optimizing for compliance ofc while makign the early prototpyes with vibecoding)

Demoflow is the worlds first AI demo generator.
If you are a SAAS developer like me, youd know how time taking is it to make demos for the new updates on your SAAS products. I wanted to automate this time taking process and built an AI native platform that is called Demoflow.

I am taking some beta users to test it when we pre-launch, you can sign up here to book your spot: https://demoflow-sigma.vercel.app/

Hello everyone,

When using Gemini CLI, we can't see the actions we've performed in the past. We can't undo changes.

Therefore, I developed an application. The project is completely open source; you can examine it and make improvements.

It allows you to keep a chat history. It lists file changes and allows you to undo them.

If you are interested or want to use it, you can check out the repository.

You can download and use it directly from the Release section.

https://github.com/Lessyzz/gemini-cli-app

Pasting an API key, password, or credit card into the wrong window or AI chat happens faster than you can undo it, and I've done it. So I built secret-stripper, a tiny Rust CLI that gives you a hotkey to scrub your clipboard on the spot. Highlight, press, paste, and what comes out is [REDACTED] instead of the real thing.

Detects over 800 patterns across more than 40 categories
100% free, MIT-licensed, fully local.

Full disclosure: I’m on the Packt side of an upcoming Claude workshop session with instructor Mike Hyzy, whose work sits at the intersection of AI strategy, product thinking, and hands-on execution. And while preparing for it, I spent some time looking through the Claude project that Mike built, AI Magic Mike, to better understand the angle he’s taking.

A personal AI digital twin, where you can talk to an AI version of Mike Hyzy, and can ask questions around AI strategy, agentic product development, enterprise transformation, and then it answers in real-time as him. AI Magic Mike also answers questions about the workshop and links to it. The build is something practical, end-to-end, not just generating one-off outputs, but it helps shape the experience, structure the content, and make the whole thing feel more connected.

It made the point feel a lot more real. Claude is much more useful when it helps the whole workflow come together, not just one step of it.

Chat is often where the thinking starts, framing the problem, exploring options, and making sense of ambiguity.
Cowork starts to matter when the work gets messy, multi-step, or spread across different inputs.
Code becomes useful when the output needs to become something functional or testable.
Design helps when the output needs more structure, clarity, or usability.

That’s a different way of thinking about Claude than what the prompt should be. It’s more like, which of the Claude core tools fits best at which stage of your workflow.

The harder part is understanding how to move from one-off results to something more repeatable, more structured, and more usable as the work becomes real. The real value seems to emerge when Claude becomes part of a usable workflow, not just a source of one-off outputs.

Hey All ,

Was curious about VibeCoding related top open-source Project.

So pulled this live star counts this week. Sharing in case anyone wants the current state of the open-source agentic coding landscape in one place.

A few things I noticed pulling this together:

• OpenCode is way out in front (165k). Provider neutrality + MCP + terminal-first is clearly winning.
• Pi (badlogic/pi-mono) jumped to 55k after the Earendil acquisition and Armin Ronacher's endorsement. Minimal harness philosophy clearly hit a nerve.
• Goose has officially moved from block/goose to aaif-goose/goose under the Linux Foundation ( in Dec - Announced in WorkOS MCP night). The old repo still has the stars; the new one is at ~39k and climbing.
• Gemini CLI is being retired by Google in June for a closed-source successor. Get your forks in.
• Roo Code archived itself and pivoted to a cloud product (Roomote).
• Void paused development last year.

I have been rigoursly searching for whisperflow free alternatives and there was none for Android. some keyboards were there and tbh they were very weak and buggy. So I have built one myself. Max data privacy and premium UI were my goals. Not promoting or spamming here , but I thought it could genuinely help you. Do check it out here

https://github.com/raviumeshkulkarni-web/Fluence-Android

https://github.com/raviumeshkulkarni-web/Fluence-Desktop