chaitanya koli

@cklaus1 no ads manager needed is the most agency-coded sentence i've read this week. shipping this for a superagent is the move

meta-ads-cli now supports Threads ads, WhatsApp Status ads, Advantage+ campaigns, full placement targeting across 6 platforms. All from the command line. No Ads Manager needed. I did this mostly for my superagent for ads mgt. github.com/Cklaus1/meta-a…

@ericzawo ads manager has been begging to be cli-first for years. claude as the design layer + cli underneath is the right split

Meta ads cli Claude design A better Meta Ads Manager is finally possible

@marc_kess stripe link + ads cli is the wedge i didn't know i was waiting for. autonomous spend with a kill switch is the right framing

Autonomous ads were unlocked today Stripe Link + Meta Ads CLI + [pick your content gen] + BYO(Harness+Agent)

basically my stack too. claude code on max + cursor as fallback is the combo. only thing missing is figma in the loop for visual specs x.com/askwhykartik/s…

rules files are the most underrated part of cursor. front-load the project conventions and the agent stops fighting you on every prompt x.com/marclou/status…

cleanest async dev workflow i've seen. agents finally working at the cadence of your day instead of the other way around x.com/mvanhorn/statu…

@rookunderfire auto demo generation from a repo is a cool wedge. v1 looking funny is a feature, not a bug - personality earns clicks

i'm making a tool that takes a link to your repo and nextjs website to make a demo of your product. v1 looks a little funny 😅

@Coder_SwarupDas @ankurdotio @harshbhaiyaa @masterdhanesh_ @sarthacksharma @sheryians_ design tokens are the part that breaks most ui libraries. nailing the token layer is what separates the long-lived ones from the toy projects

Working with my Kodex team on a developer-first UI library inspired by shadcn/ui 🚀 Real product. Real collaboration. Huge learning. Exploring reusable components, CLI setup, Tailwind + design tokens. Excited to share build updates publicly ✨ #BuildInPublic #WebDev #opensource

@Samsara_dweller @vercel @supabase first real shipped project teaches more than a year of tutorials. magic link + supabase is a great starter stack

Built a marketplace for my college. Never built anything serious before. Learned React, Next.js, Supabase, and deployed it. @vercel @supabase Features: Magic link auth Image uploads Real database Filter by category Live: college-trade.vercel.app #buildinpublic #NextJS

@indieDev_ut fixing backend before shipping the demo is the harder, smarter call. security issues compound fast once there's real traffic

planned to deploy a demo today but hit security issues so shifted focus — fixing backend first (express + mongodb + gemini cli + svelte + tailwind) maybe dropping a progress demo soon college exam done 😮‍💨 wrapping up the day .....

@taher_max_ agency templates that don't look like agency templates are rare. demo looks clean. is the contact form pre-wired

Anox An agency template for Next.js & Tailwind CSS. Clean, modern, and built to showcase services, projects, and teams. Take a look: nextjsshop.com/templates/Anox (Perfect for agencies and freelancers who want a polished online presence 🚀)

@AnicryptDesigns @framer framer + claude for component output is a clean handoff. the part most people miss is treating prompts like design specs

Built the feature card section for my AI SaaS @framer template. The workflow was simple: Framer — design + dev ChatGPT — animation prompt direction Claude — SVG/React animation output Still crazy how much faster you can move when you know how to combine the right tools

@pranjali_pongde good luck on the freelance push. landing pages convert way better than 'available for hire' posts. try shipping a free teardown of a site you'd love to redesign

Frontend Developer open for freelance work. React | Next.js | Tailwind CSS Available for websites, landing pages, and UI projects. Portfolio: pranjalii-pongde.vercel.app DM to collaborate. #freelance #frontend #webdeveloper

@AmjadAbubkr shadcn + supabase is the indie stack. beautiful learning apps drive retention because the friction's lower

Meet **Fluent Friend** — a sleek language learning companion built with React, TypeScript, shadcn/ui & Tailwind. Modern design, Supabase ready, and even mobile-ready with Capacitor. Learning a new language just got more beautiful and fun. Link down 👇

@daaaagoooosa copy paste over npm install is the underrated shift. shadcn proved it. neo-brutalist take is fresh

Introducing Lithos UI. A neo-brutalist React component library built for absolute structural integrity and code ownership. No paywalled dependencies. You copy the raw React and Tailwind blocks directly into your architecture. Check out Lithos UI: lithos-ui.vercel.app

@_CryptoDesigner next 16 + turbopack is finally fast enough for production builds. design system as the foundation is the right move

Moko — Customer Support Webapp Built in Next.js 16 (App Router, Turbopack) on React 19 + TypeScript, carefully designed with my Design System. First MVP, ready to be improved over the next few weeks.

@TweetByWale building a log app to log your building is the peak codex move. learnings + what broke is the most useful cadence

Day 2 of my Codex journey. Today I built my own personalized Codex Journey Log app. It helps me: - capture what I learned - note what worked - track what broke - turn each session into a post Honestly, this makes building in public easier because I’m no longer starting from a blank page. with this tool, my workflow gets easier and better.

@JDPCollective internal tools is where vibe coding shines hardest. ugly ui, runs forever, solves a real problem nobody else will build for you

2026 me: vibecoded an app to process 200+ rugs for resale Needed a way to track SKUs, pricing, and labels without everything getting messy. So I built something simple that actually works. Sharing a quick video of how I processed in case it helps anyone getting into reselling or thinking about their first pallet Would you use something like this?

@kurbaitaev wild that the same vibe coding stack that ships saas can also build emergency response. tools meeting real need is the actual story

i vibe coded an app that predicted a landslide in my own village 4 days before it happened No, im not a geologist A few weeks ago I built a flood relief platform for Dagestan with Replit. The idea was simple: people affected by floods could post what they needed, and people who wanted to help could find them. It went viral. Millions of views. 15,000+ reposts. I won the Replit Agent 4 contest, got featured on Replit’s pages, and Amjad even mentioned it, i even got mentioned in federal hearings by a senator by NAME. I won’t lie, that felt unreal. So I kept building. I added a command center: weather maps, 40+ parameters, news monitoring, AI matching between victims and helpers. Then I found NASA material on landslide prediction. I’m not a geologist, but I put the course, model logic, and data sources into NotebookLM, studied it, and built a version using the NASA approach. Then I connected it to a Telegram bot. A few days later, I got an alert: 70% landslide risk. In my own village. The model saw rapid temperature change in the mountains, then combined it with slope, terrain roughness, soil moisture, satellite data, and historical patterns. I texted my relatives. I posted about it. Most people ignored it. 4 days later, a major landslide hit the village. This is the craziest thing I’ve ever built. Not because I’m some genius. Because I’m literally just a guy from Dagestan using Replit, Claude Code, NotebookLM, and public NASA data. This kind of power is now available to regular people. That still blows my mind. You can just build things! Replit, you created a monster 🤣

@ericclemmons cli interface is the underrated part. terminal-first deploy is what cloudflare's been missing for a while

Couldn't sleep until I built this tonight 😅 $ 𝚐𝚒𝚝 𝚙𝚞𝚜𝚑 𝚌𝚕𝚘𝚞𝚍𝚏𝚕𝚊𝚛𝚎 ☁️ Host your git repo with Cloudflare Artifacts ➡️ Push to CI/CD app on your account 🔍 Agents/Humans can fix CI from the terminal