LucasOl1337

achei uma biblioteca de componentes animado que conecta via MCP, mas tem um problema sério a qualidade é boa demais, tipo, é sacanagem 😂 e ainda por cima são 60+ componentes prontos, copia o código ou deixa o agente puxar via MCP tudo de graça no @originkit | salva

这个很棒啊！一个能帮你提升 Vibe Coding 前端交互设计水平的网站。 不知道名字，就不知道如何跟 AI 说实现什么样的效果。 网站整理了Web和App常见组件和动效名字。 还列网页设计风格名，比如Liquid Glass（液态玻璃）、Neumorphism（新拟物）等。 地址见评论区

My friend Corey makes $1,000/hour doing the simplest AI business I've seen all year. Only 5% of businesses use AI beyond ChatGPT, the other 95% need you. He sits with a small business owner for 45 minutes, finds where they lose 5-10 hours a week, and prescribes off-the-shelf AI tools that fix it. He charges $999 for that assessment. He's a doctor writing prescriptions. The tools already exist. He just knows which ones. Everyone wins. 50% of his clients then hire him to implement it, and that's where the $1,000/hour work comes from. Corey came on the podcast @startupideaspod and gave away a full course for free. Like actually the full way you can copy his system and run it yourself on your own: - The exact offer (with a money-back guarantee that makes it a no-brainer) - The 4-phase system to deliver it - A template you can download and use today - 6 things to upsell after the assessment - 7 ways to get clients with zero audience and zero capital Even if you never start this exact business, watching @coreyganim break it down will get your brain working on your own productized AI service. That's the real reason to press play. Link: youtube.com/watch?v=dhbcVx… Or watch below (1hr course) Yeah, I know it's an hour. But if you're serious about startup ideas in the AI age right now, this is one of the most useful hours you'll spend all week. Corey holds nothing back. I love this era. A laptop, a few conversations, and a real business. Go get it.

@boringmarketer There are some gems in here: github.com/coreyhaines31/… Mostly target at content and flow, but take the Marketing Psychology and pair with using imagegen (x.com/steipete/statu…)

install pi agent. trust me.

@FarzaTV Its not laggy?

Today we're shipping screen-aware dictation. First, we built a speedy speech-to-text (very fast, ~450ms). But, many products do this! So we went further. Now dictate using your screen as context. In Claude Code, it writes the prompt. In G-Mail, it replies in your voice. Demo:

@0xSero Never trust somebody with griffith picture

We have open source computer use btw, it works well. github.com/trycua/cua

I threw my local @EffectTS_ skill up on github in case it's useful to anyone. github.com/kitlangton/ski…

@mattpocockuk That distinction helps. What does “good strategic programming” look like in practice, and how would you recommend developing those skills while continuing to build with AI?

@Krocodile01 Strategic programming is the long-term view of the codebase, learning how to improve your agent's experience in the codebase. You still need to keep the code in mind, code still matters, but you don't need to write every line of it.

The code is the environment your agent runs in Ignore it, and the world around your agent crumbles If you still think ignoring the code - i.e. vibe coding - is the future, I'd love to hear a counter to this

@mattpocockuk Got it, thank you very much this means a lot coming from you. The wayfinder,Teach and AskMatt skills are a huge part of my daily activities! Really good to have someone like you helping the community for free with elite knowledge! I will use /teach for strategic prog studys!

Right, you're confusing tactical programming with strategic programming. I'm not saying that learning tactical programming will benefit you. Tactical programming (i.e. day to day coding) has very little transferable skill onto working well with AI other than familiarity with code.

@mattpocockuk Since 2024, I've spent 10 hours/day building and studying with AI. I ship quality software with paying customers, yet couldn't code tic-tac-toe alone without AI. I don't think pausing this path to learn coding manually is efficient. I want advice if possible.

@Krocodile01 I'm confused by your question, could you rephrase it?

$300/yr in backend value. Free for students. @appwrite Pro is $25/mo. Students get Pro-tier limits at $0, usable as long as you have access to the GitHub Student Developer Pack. One open-source platform replacing your whole stack: Vercel/Netlify → Sites Supabase/Firebase → Databases Auth0/Clerk → Auth Twilio → Messaging Ably/Pusher → Realtime SendGrid → Email Build hackathon apps, portfolios, SaaS prototypes: • Auth: 30+ OAuth2, magic links, MFA • Databases: query from frontend, row-level permissions • Storage: encryption, image transforms • Functions: 10+ runtimes, Stripe + ChatGPT templates • Realtime: WebSocket across every product • Messaging: push, email, SMS, Discord, Slack, WhatsApp • Sites: deploy Next.js, Nuxt, SvelteKit, Astro from Git Pro-tier limits free: 2TB bandwidth • 150GB storage • 3.5M executions/mo • 200K MAU • 2 projects • unlimited DBs/buckets/functions • daily backups MCP server connects Claude Code, Codex, Cursor & more to your backend. Agent creates tables, queries records, generates schema docs. Built for vibe coding. No card. Only claimable via GitHub Student Developer Pack.

Introducing Mint MCP - It turns your coding agent into a 3D engine! ✅ Create Threejs apps and games ✅ Generate 3D models ✅ Rig and animate models ✅ Generate Gaussian Splat worlds ✅ Generate PBR materials ✅ Generate themed Asset packs ✅ Generate audio / sfx ✅ Retopologize 3D models ✅ Convert 3D models to any popular format All the scenes in this demo were created with 5.6 + Mint Mcp + Mint Threejs Skills (links below)

@LukeberryPi openai-wins-site.vercel.app serve? kkk

@Mark_2077 @LukeberryPi Daora demais mas trava pra Carvalho no celular tem q pedir pra um agente otimziar isso coisa rápida

digamos que eu te desse 1 mês de Codex Pro que custa 100 dólares o que você conseguiria entregar?

After spending the last few weeks trying out different skills from UI Skills These are the 10 that stood out to me the most: 1. emil-design-eng Link: ui-skills.com/skills/emilkow… 2. make-interfaces-feel-better Link: ui-skills.com/skills/jakubkr… 3. 12-principles-of-animation Link: ui-skills.com/skills/raphael… 4. fixing-accessibility Link: ui-skills.com/skills/ibelick… 5. shadcn Link: ui-skills.com/skills/shadcn-… 6. vercel-react-best-practices Link: ui-skills.com/skills/vercel-… 7. react-doctor Link: ui-skills.com/skills/million… 8. vitest Link: ui-skills.com/skills/antfu/v… 9. pnpm Link: ui-skills.com/skills/antfu/p… 10. playwright-cli Link: ui-skills.com/skills/microso…

Introducing Slop.md... A 80,000+ Character .MD File that removes all common AI Slop design language. - A general guideline, use it anywhere. - Not a "website maker" but prevents slop design. - Made by weeks of consistent additions to the .MD of common slop structure by AI in order to prevent it. > View the video & the site for detail Before and After. Hopefully it helps you! it's my first ever public ship so I'm very open for any feedback! Special thanks to @amianthus_ for the landing page inspiration and the idea that I can do a .md release! and @leodev / @grimcodes for inspiring me to ship publicly as well!

Andrew Ng just dropped a 3-hour course on how to become an AI Engineer in 2026: 00:00 - build agentic AI systems from scratch 04:25 - where AI engineering is actually headed 23:38 - the full AI prompting course 2:52:17 - build a working app with AI in 30 minutes This 3-hour watch replaces any $1000 course you could pay for. Watch it today, then go deeper with the full guide on building AI agents below.

@GergelyOrosz Here's a dictionary definition for ya. It's attention degradation: aicodingdictionary.com/?term=attentio…