Josh Millgate

I just open sourced the ultimate vibecoding (meta-context) framework that has allowed me to reliably build beautiful apps No more: "claude WHAT DID YOU DO" "I NEVER SAID PUSH TO MAIN" "this isn't working" archē:

@rustinb Sent you a DM 👍🏻

@joshmillgate Would love to investigate. Care to share the project? (PM for Stitch)

We are not cooked, my first try with Stitch by Google was disappointing. Couldn't even accurately grab font, colors or border radius from a reference image 🗑️

@SambitBiswas @uialexk I will give it more of a chance when I have time but first impressions are meh 🤷‍♂️

Someone who uses the product vs someone who hasn’t used it lol @joshmillgate @uialexk

@Manny_Medici 😭

@joshmillgate The level of vehemence I am trashing this thing

@Hannan_Nozari @levelsio Nice one thanks, is the setup pretty straight forward?

@joshmillgate @levelsio I run Claude Code on a Cloudzy VPS. NVMe storage, solid uptime, starts around $4.95/mo. Way better than burning through your laptop battery all day.

Another great argument for running Claude Code on your VPS server and not your laptop is its battery use "Terminal" app here is all Claude Code sessions, ignore the Claude app here I have a MacBook Pro 13" M4 and with Claude Code running even on idle my battery dies from 100% to 0% in about 3 hours, it's insane Claude Code on server via Termius SSH sucks 20x less power for your laptop

@UltraLinx Mate its pure shit, just took it for a spin

But it still all looks like typical AI slop 😬

@stfnco @downtownberlin @framer ☠️ lol mockup style from 2013

@downtownberlin @framer Thanks, will do. Love your portfolio btw

I make everything in @framer, including template visuals and interfaces Crafted these screens to include in my upcoming template Customer will get both: sleek webpage and fire UI One app, full service ↓

@hewarsaber not even half decent mate

Dude

@designcoursecom Does everyone get access to this today or is it location dependent?

I'll do a video, we'll see if it's good tmw morning

@jakubkrehel @interfere_ Beautiful as always! Nice work 🎉

Details from the new @interfere_ website

I'm using Claude code in VSCode, is there any reason why I should switch up my setup?

@Abmankendrick I have contemplated it and decided its all down to preference, some days I like horizontal, some days vertical 😅

Designers have you ever asked yourself what the difference between those two icons is?

@brian_lovin I find that I don’t actually need that kind of prompting with Claude, it seems to align itself based on the tasks most of the time.

How long do you think this style of prompting will still be needed? "You are a proactive, efficient, and personable Sales Agent AI..."

Vibe coded this interactive invite flow for a client project ✨

@jeffzwang You need a way to create a decent context for the AI to reference throughout every stage of the build, I just open sourced my context framework yesterday, it's pretty consistent at one-shotting if you put in the time to plan and answer all the questions: joshmillgate.co.uk/projects/arche

guys, i didn't ask if this is a good idea - i asked HOW

@phuctm97 I agree, planning, context and memory is so important. I created a simple framework for Claude that ensures consistency, it's solid at iterating and fixing bugs. Check it out: joshmillgate.co.uk/projects/arche

AI is now really good at shipping MVP (solve real user problems, fully functional, can be quite complicated as well). Where AI still struggling big time is iterating & fixing bugs. AI doesn’t have the same memory as a human engineer / team does. It forgets its own code and needs to start from scratch again & again. This works at small scale but as the codebase grows, it becomes harder & harder for the AI to fully understand & keep track of what to account when adding new features / making changes. It eventually becomes impossible for the AI to avoid / fix its own bugs. And since everything was written entirely by AI from the beginning, we are no better than the AI at understanding that codebase. It becomes a dead end. This means, to truly embrace vibe coding, you need a solution for the AI to either remember or figure out how its new changes may impact the existing functionality and how to fix them without breaking other parts. Maybe AI memory becomes so good that it solves this on its own. Maybe it’s better dev tools for AI. For now, I find unit tests + integration tests are the best way to let AI test & fix its own changes.

@famdotwork Right! Unfortunately its the most crucial but also the most boring. No dopamine hits until Claude starts cooking.

@joshmillgate the planning phase is so underrated. most people just yolo a prompt and then wonder why the output is chaos.

Yesterday I launched this free vibe coding tool that focuses on helping you nail the planning and context creation phase so Claude can work super efficiently ↓ Awesome for non technical folk and technical folk alike. joshmillgate.co.uk/projects/arche

@micka_design No its more that when I was finished with it, I wanted to hide it quickly

@joshmillgate You currently have to click on the chrome extension icon again. Is your extension hidden and hard to go back to?

Slooow is officially live in the Chrome Web Store. It slows down any web animation (CSS, GSAP, Framer Motion…) so you can actually see what’s going on — easing, timing, polish. Perfect for motion design critique, design reviews, and UI polish sessions. Install it, open your product, set it to 0.1x, and you’ll notice things you’ve never seen before. chromewebstore.google.com/detail/slooow/…