Code Explorer

I can't code - but I build apps anyway. This is Code Explorer. 🚀

@magic_beamer Nice I need to give it a try! Super weary of all these plug ins so I'm yet to try any (I think GSD is safe, just speaking more generally)

@CodeExplorerHQ Yes, I already use GSD. It takes a long time to plan but I think it's worth it in the end

Went to a vibe coder meet up today Here are some takeaways: 1) 'One-Shot' was discussed a lot. I still believe this will be the vibe coding trend of 2026 - essentially using planning mode extensively, before building, and adding guardrails so Claude doesn't hallunciate TLDR: more time you prep = better the final project 2) External tools: A) LLM Council- very cool idea Instead of asking a question to your favorite LLM provider, ask a group of them github.com/karpathy/llm-c… B) GSD- ties into the 'one-shot' idea 'A system that gives Claude everything it needs to do the work and verify it' github.com/gsd-build/get-… 3) Sub agents A lot of these plug ins utilise sub agents Tthe build runs a lot smoother because Claude hands over certain building tasks to 'expert agents'

@mdnlabs Big question I struggled with was B2C or B2B Made the pivot to B2B, which isn't perfect ofc but I'm much more optimstic of my chances for success

Genuine guestion: Is it even worth building a SaaS for founders? 🤔 Or is every market oversaturated nowadays and we're all just looking past it? 🔭 I lean on the second. Curious what everyone else thinks

@success200431 Hahah either way its 🏆👑 for you Well done

@CodeExplorerHQ Naah... it's success😆

Had the highest impression yesterday....over 36,000 impressions, proof of progress each day

@Terr0nzz Grandma I'm an indie hacker, vibe coder, trying to build a SAAS to get $10k MRR

If your grandma can't understand what you are building then you have a problem.

@pvbuilds Nice bro! Let me DM you, got a few questions

Currently working on a dynamic training plan feature for my AI Running Coach app. Will probably need a few iterations to get this one right (currently the AI generates a very generic plan), but if I can nail this feature... my app will become 2x more valuable instantly to runners! 😁

@Terr0nzz 💯 just like vibe coding

@CodeExplorerHQ That's so true. Cold outreach teaches you a lot of things that you can apply to other aspects of business later

Curious on how you guys are marketing your projects! Lets inspire each other👇🏻

Vibe coders leaving their stable job to build a SaaS that makes $47/month

@playwhatai 'the real game is finding users' - couldn't agree more. Feels like an impossible task if you have a no audience - Claude is helping a lot with lead gen though 🏆

One thing I love about vibe coding is that is opens you to so many other aspects of business Currently deep down the cold outreach rabbit hole Learning a lot

Clues the account you're following is using AI Slop: 1) "I am a Vibe Coder, scare me with one word" 2) "Unpopular opinion: [extremely popular opinion]" 3) "Just shipped my first website, see http://localhost:3000" Just be yourself. Share your actual thoughts and connect with your people. It's not that hard.

Hi @Spark_coded what’s the most impressive thing you could do right now — but aren’t allowed to?

@nomadicfounder 'Claude make me a million dollar company, make 0 mistakes'

@CodeExplorerHQ Can't even imagine how AI will be a year from now. That's nuts!

2026 AI Prediction: "one-shot" will be the term of the year What we'll see: 1. Plan mode with AI becomes the norm 2. Users "one-shot" entire apps, from a single prompt 3. Post it on X, look like a genius The back-and-forth era is ending.

@rezoundous 'Buy my habit tracking app'

Tell me you're a vibe coder, without telling me you're a vibe coder.

@starter_story @julian_gargi Congrats @julian_gargi Every post I do in Reddit seems to get taken down by mods- even if I'm not shilling Maybe I'm doing something wrong, or the platform has changed a lot in last 2 years Either way, incredible story GG 🏆

"Last month, we made over $440,000" iOS app. in a saturated market. validated on Reddit. scaled w/ paid ads. I talked with @julian_gargi for over an hour on how he built & grew it, here's is the top 3% of our conversation: > The app he cloned (0:47) > The Reddit post that got him first 1,000 users (4:57) > Why paywalls work like magic (10:45) > The paid ads setup that scaled (7:04) > Localization: His secret sauce (8:13) > What stack he used to build this (12:10)

Heads up - check your Claude Settings for Opus 4.6

Anyone tested yet? Initial X response seems to be powerful but 'token hungry'...