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I’m a big fan of Inside Man, I really love its concept.
I wanted to share what I’ve learned during my time at @neukoai
1) The most important thing is the Neuko community. It teaches people to care about each other, and the team fully supports that idea. It’s the only community I’ve seen without hypocrisy. Those who have been in Web3 for a while know how common that is. Here it’s different. Everyone is united. If something happens to one person, the whole community comes together like one mechanism and helps however they can. No one is left alone with their problems.
2) Neuko is teaching us not to fall behind the narratives in modern technology. In simple terms, the team moves with the times. They give us the most innovative tools, and we learn how to work with them. All of this touches the most trending directions in AI right now. On top of the great content from the team, you gain real knowledge. Cool? I think it’s insanely cool.
3) I learned how to vibe code. At first it felt complicated, but when you’re motivated, you just want to build. And 2026 is the best year for creators. Our hands are freer than ever. The only limit is imagination. Technically, almost anything is possible now, even without deep coding knowledge.
Here’s what I managed to build around Neuko:
- Gboy-lib. A prompt library where anyone can create an account, upload prompts, follow each other, like prompts, use AI to generate better prompts, and test them on GboySpecial. It was my first project. For some reason I decided to start my vibe coding journey with the hardest thing possible: databases, sensitive user data, backend logic. It was chaos. Tons of bugs and fixes.
- Bloc Chat. An AI chat where you can talk to cool characters from Neuko Episode 2. It’s a simple site with five characters, each with their own personality. You can have full conversations with them.
- NeukoWiki_bot. An AI Telegram bot that knows everything from NeukoWiki and hates Miter. It runs on three LLMs and a vector database. I built it so new community members could quickly get answers about the Neuko universe.
- UI interfaces for Character Image Studio and BlowFish. These were created to make new features more accessible to the community. Not everyone has AI agents, clawdbot, and so on, but many people want to use CIS. With this UI, you can create in CIS without having your own agent, just through a simple interface running on your PC. I also made a BlowFishbot UI for easier token launches. You can launch tokens directly through the API, track fees, and manage everything more conveniently.
- G403. My experiment. I can’t say it was a big success, but I put a piece of my soul into it. I wanted to make it feel different, and also useful, so I added a BlowFish launch tracker there too.
What I really want to say is this: it’s powerful when a project pushes you to learn. Honestly, I haven’t seen anything like this in Web3. Most projects feel boring and repetitive. Neuko feels fresh. It’s a new wave people should know about. And I’m sure they will. We’re just at the beginning of the journey.
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