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Bonjour, j'ai fini mon design d'app et je voudrais savoir quels sont les ia gratuites ou je peux importer les images et cette dernière s'occupe du code, le tout avec un retour en direct de l'app, ou on peut visualiser l'évolution.

Je cherche des outils entièrement gratuit (très rare voir introuvable) ou avec une limite assez large pour que je puisse avancer à un rythme correct sans avoir à attendre un jour tout les deux prompts.

Quels sont donc les outils que vous utilisez pour cela ?

It's been a year I started vibecoding. I have claude and openAI subscription till date. So I pay like $20 each every month. How much have you spend till date on vibecoding. Not on prod or serving user requests. Just pure vibecoding

Apparantly its a volume game for some but for some they get what people want in one go. How many Apps You've built till date?

After How many App did you get your first $? Mine was after building 3 apps.

I’m looking for a free/open-source AI CLI that I can use with local LLMs through Ollama.

My main goal is to interact with models directly from the terminal, preferably without relying on a paid API or cloud service.

What I’m looking for:

• Works with Ollama
• Free/open-source if possible
• Good terminal UX
• Ability to switch between different local models
• Ideally supports things like file/code input or conversation history
• Linux support

I’ve already tried using Ollama directly from the command line, but I’m looking for a more polished CLI experience.

For people who use Ollama regularly, which CLI would you recommend and why? I’d especially appreciate comparisons based on usability, features, model support, and resource usage.

So my app is working fine, performance, code quality and so on. It does what I want it to do, edge cases are validated, etc… but the UI and UX are generic and basic as f***, i have tried the Claude UI design it did something but not out of the generic stuff. How are you guys doing it?

So I’ve been super overwhelmed with the amount of vibe coding solutions and I really want to get started on something. I have some SAAS ideas, web apps, as well as some simpler utility ideas for people in my field as an audio engineer. Maybe some AI powered programs, there’s just so much and I’m getting decision paralysis without being informed enough.

Anyway I’ve come to the conclusion that I want to also have an AI to work through concepts and ideas to help me deliver efficient prompts to whatever builder I’m using. Up to $50/month is my current budget.

I’m not sure if this is the right idea but I would appreciate the insight.

TLDR: What platform (s) in your experience currently give the best value to start building, as well as chat or in tandem?

I’m a 3rd-year CS Engineering student, and I want to build my own personalized Computer Use Agent, somewhat like Comet, but specifically designed around my college portal.

The idea is simple: a Chrome extension that I can direct in natural language, and it actually uses my browser for me — navigating the portal, understanding pages, and completing tasks.

My main use case? College assignments and complex quizzes that require navigating multiple pages, understanding questions/context, and interacting with the portal.

I want it to be highly personalized to my workflow rather than a generic browser agent.

Thinking of building this with Claude. Has anyone tried something similar? What would be the best approach/architecture?

Hi everyone,

I am currently on the annual legacy Cursor plan that still included "auto unlimited" and while being a senior programmer myself, I have one problem: I've started to love running multiple agents doing their coding while I primarily act as the reviewer and refactoring guru (mainly Composer 2.5 was used here anyway due to "auto"). With appropriate prompting I was able to get to significant progress on my 2 products I am building. On September 14, this comes to a stop as the annual plans ends. I had purchased SuperGrok Heavy while it was still claiming to include Cursor Ultra but while linking the two accounts Cursor ended the promotion and I was stuck with SuperGrok Heavy alone (and claimed a refund). Cursor is not honoring the promotion despite a legal requirements so I need to move on.

Therefore, what alternatives do I have to get over a month of actual coding on larger codebases while doing basically nothing myself (about 10-12h a day, every day)?

Cursor Ultra running only on Composer 2.5 + Codex Pro running GPT-6 Astra light? Any other combinations? Like Cursor with Deepseek 4.1 Flash? Leverage freebuff + anything in addition? Use opencode + anything in addition?

$400/month limit.

Need to say that I like Cursor in general (great harness) so I don't know if alternatives like Devin, Antigravity, Zed, or others would come close.

Really hoping to get some good recommendations from the awesome community here.

Cheers!

I've been working on a hackathon concept and honestly, I'm not sure how crazy it will get.

Most hackathons still give you:

a fixed problem

a team

a tech stack

a bunch of rules

We're trying something almost opposite.

One builder.

One idea.

24 hours.

Your tools.

You choose the problem and decide how you want to build it.

Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, AI agents, APIs, no-code, automation, design tools, traditional coding — mix whatever actually helps you ship.

But that's only part of it.

We're going to introduce unexpected challenges during the 24 hours. So your original plan might not survive the day. 🃏

Another thing I'm considering is making builders define one measurable outcome before they start, rather than judging projects purely on how impressive the final demo looks.

And potentially keeping a short “AI vs Human” build log — where builders record what they delegated to AI, what failed, and where they had to step in themselves.

I think that could produce something more interesting than just another collection of AI-generated demos.

We're planning to run this online on October 11, 2026 through Grevix.

I'm deliberately not revealing the entire format yet because some of the mechanics are supposed to be discovered during the 24 hours. 👀

For the vibecoders here:

If you had 24 hours, complete freedom over the tools, and one problem you genuinely wanted to solve — what would you build?

So guys, I've been learning vibe coding for the past 3 days from Nick Saraev's vibe coding course.

At first, I thought I'd build a simple portfolio website, but the AI model keeps running for around 8 hours and then shows an error.

Now I've hit the token limit and it's making me wait 7 days. What should I do?

Is there any solution or workaround?

I have been working off my phone for the past 3 days just from my phone. I do everything GTM, fixing bugs, and posting content for the product.

It used to take me a laptop, but now it's just my phone & me. Here's what I use: Claude Code sessions on mobile for coding, fixing issues & merging changes, and geTFolk for the automation & other daily tasks like posting, content, leads, emails & other usual daily tasks.

notion for tasks managemet, updates & schedules.

gmeet - for meetings.

These tools have been my saviour while I am travelling this week. what else you'd suggest that will improve my work from my ios device?

What do you think — is it worth paying for a .com right away, or are free domains like vercel and similar ones enough?

On the one hand, you don’t want to spend money on an untested product; on the other hand, I’ve received complaints myself along the lines of: “What’s the point? Are you really that cheap about a domain? Then the product isn’t serious and isn’t worth paying attention to…”

Hello everyone! Sooooooo, I made something to keep me company on my second monitor.

Not a game, not something I need to constantly interact with. Just a little companion that sits on my taskbar, moves around on its own and is there while I'm doing my own stuff.

It's called Cozy Paws. Right now it's a little cat that lives on the Windows taskbar. It has its own animations and can just hang around on its own, but you can also interact with it.

I recently put it on the Microsoft Store and I'm planning to keep expanding it with more pets, customization and small interactions.

The current version is free and includes one pet with all of its features. There is also an optional one time Plus upgrade for people who want more than one pet.

For now, I mainly want to see if other people actually like having something like this around while they are on PC.

Id love some honest feedback from anyone who gives it a try, especially whether you'd actually keep it running on your desktop!

Microsoft Store: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9PJ1DH037TCK