Naman Madhur

Love writing potentially life changing emails Vibecon by @emergentlabs does change lives

@nealagarwal crazy good fun - love the micro interactions!

Introducing Cursor Camp, a website to hang out with other cursors. Out now, enjoy :)

Vibe coding is humbling in a way we don't talk enough about. The AI is great. The prompt is fine. And yet it's still not what you wanted - because you didn't know what you wanted. The fix: ideate before you open the chat. Can't explain it in a sentence? Don't build yet.

omg my uber driver is gen z ✨✨✨✨✨✨

@mukundjha @buildwingman @OpenAI @emergentlabs so many possibilities 🚀

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Super fun stuff!

Vibecon by @emergentlabs was so much fun! @eigencloud vibed alright 😎

@kunalvg @emergentlabs @eigencloud went so well 🙌

@CaptVenk @emergentlabs @buildwingman Congratulations!

Just saw the announcement that we got $500 from the @emergentlabs Wingman competition for best builds. We used an agent built with @buildwingman to find grants and opportunities for Laksh, and it worked. Appreciate the decision to split the prize across 6 winners instead of 3. All of them were good. This will fund our next learning trip and some hardware. @buildingnamanm @nitprashant

@kunalvg can confirm, the kulfi was cool

In anticipation of AI taking away my job, I have started a Kulfi Cart service in Bangalore. I drive around IT campuses and tech meetups selling multiple kulfi flavors. The first week has been great. We sold 300 kulfis. DM for inquiries. (PS: we give a special discount to vibecoders)

Again, a huge thank you to all the builders who came out and showed love. Grateful to @nitprashant, @mukundjha for the opportunity, and to @PrayagDwivedi11 for keeping the ship steady.

What I'll remember most isn't the output. It's what it felt like to be in a room full of people who genuinely believe anyone can build something real. VibeCon didn't just make that argument. It proved it. Grateful for the chaos. Grateful for the people.

Two launches. Three days. Here's what that week actually looked like.

@sukin_s @nitprashant @emergentlabs was a pleasure to meet you!

I had participated #vibecon beautifully organized by @nitprashant @emergentlabs team. It was an amazing experience. It is not easy to organize such a grand event. If you weren’t part of it, don’t worry you will get an opportunity. I saw some amazing products and met builders who were deeply passionate about what they were creating. With 250+ products being showcased in a short time, judging is never easy. That only reminded me how much effort goes into building something truly meaningful. But the experience was mindblowing kudos to @emergentlabs team to finish this event at global level. They showed how a world class, global level hackathon should be organized. It was not hackathon, it was a festival. Hats off to you guys. My advice don’t go to hackathon to win, got to build something which you were waiting for very long time. And to meet like minded people. You will learn a lot from them.

@ayman_web3 @emergentlabs @mukundjha @nitprashant All the best for the future!

got into Top 10, then fumbled my presentation first offline hackathon and cuz of that, my presentation didn’t go as planned still it a huge win for me - top 10 out of 25k+ registrations - got positive feedback about cliphub - even got my flight tickets sponsored now it’s time to take ClipHub to the next level, expanding more into both B2C and B2B ty emergent team to hosting this event

@kunalvg the last line says it all!

If you were at Vibecon and submitted your build but didn’t win, do this: - Put out a video explaining what you built. - DM folks you always looked up to and ask them to try it. - DM folks who you think might like your idea. - Get at least 20 people to use it and give you real feedback. - Validate it as a business idea, not a hackathon project. - Don’t waste energy questioning every decision that went against you. You’ll never get those answers. What you will have is what you built in two days and the experience of doing it under pressure. That’s worth more. - Don’t fall in love with the idea. - Don’t press yourself thinking about why you didn’t win. - The greatest win for a tech product is when users pay for it.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ And more importantly, never stop building!