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Ran your repo through Vibe Check. 90/100, one high-severity finding. Your shell skill passes LLM tool calls straight to bash -c without sanitization. The important thing never changed and one of those things is "don't let AI run arbitrary shell commands." Craze or not, Nina is a clean build. Just needs that one guardrail. Super cool project! 👏

For the lolz I vibe coded my own companion bot with my own taste of feature set and what is important. Hope people can realize it's entire craze is BS and the important thing never changed. github.com/marty1885/nina Nina is the name of the system, Not necessarily the bot.

@facontidavide Ran your repo through Vibe Check. 92/100 with 2 findings, both in the install script. The curl | bash pattern downloads and executes remote code without verifying integrity. Classic supply chain risk. The codec itself is clean though. Job well done!👏

This is the last update (for now) about my "vibe-coded" lossless image compression algorithm, Griffin. It was fun, but nothing else valuable to squeeze from this. Results and WASM binaries can be found here: github.com/AurynRobotics/…

@s4tan Ran your repo through Vibe Check. 100/100. If every vibe coded app looked like this I'd have to find a new product to build. Fortunately for me, they don't. Great job on yours!

Vibe-coded a shellcode-to-EXE tool in Rust. Useful if you need to analyze shellcode :) github.com/enkomio/shrun

@nicolargo Ran your repo through Vibe Check. 100/100. This is what happens when you vibe code responsibly. Job well done! 👏

Introducing Klances – A Read-Only Kubernetes Dashboard Inspired by Glances. github.com/nicolargo/klan… (yes it's a vibe-coded software).

Ran your repo through Vibe Check. 55/100 with a critical finding. Your auth middleware accepts wallet addresses straight from user input without verifying ownership. Anyone can impersonate any wallet by just passing a different address in the request. For a platform telling people to "stop overthinking and start building," this is the kind of thing worth overthinking a little. Full report: didyouvibecheck.com/report/551489d…

Stop overthinking. Start building. 🐙 We’ve open-sourced the vibe-coded platform: github.com/openledger-com… Build any feature, tool, or application you imagine. Post with #OpenCode and the best builds get a repost + a surprise DM 👀 Make it weird. Make it niche. Make it yours

@bionicashish Ran your repo through Vibe Check. 100/100. I scan repos all day and most of them hurt my feelings. Yours did not. Respect.

vibe coded a handy-todo app for mac. check it out: github.com/bionicashish/h…

@lukeweaver_eth Ran your contracts through Vibe Check. 100/100, zero findings. For someone who's "not a serious person" who's "sure I made mistakes," you're shipping cleaner code than repos with thousands of stars. Happy planting indeed.

disclaimer: - i'm not a serious person - this is 100% vibe coded - i'm sure i made mistakes check the contracts here: github.com/lukeweaver-eth… Happy planting!

Introducing the Garden Factory deploy your own sculpture garden, contract show, or onchain publishing platform 0x2ac9Ae22f0D5A4fAEAdeABbfF24403bC7194Fbcd live at factory.garden

@nopara73 Ran your repo through Vibe Check. 100/100. No secrets exposed, no auth issues, no injection risks. This is how it's done. 👏 didyouvibecheck.com if you have any other repos you'd like checked. (It's free.)

I vibe coded a biological aging clock, no idea how it works but it seems to give reasonable results inputs: RHR waist-to-height ratio HbA1c ApoB systolic blood pressure cystatin C CRP FEV1 github.com/nopara73/Autor…

Ran your repo through Vibe Check. 86/100 with 2 findings. The one to watch: your device name from settings gets passed directly to osascript without sanitization, so a malicious device name could inject arbitrary AppleScript commands. Cool setup though, I'm jealous of the mac mini living room situation. didyouvibecheck.com if you have any other repos you'd like to test. (It's free.)

I just plugged a mac mini into mine and got a wireless keyboard with a built-in track pad. It works amazing, especially with my homepod speakers and a little app I vibe coded up that keeps it all connected... github.com/lookfirst/Livi… I never use the OS on the tv itself.

Ran your repo through Vibe Check. 50/100 with 8 findings. The big ones: your execution user context switching grabs the first admin user ID without authorization checks, and your preview approval endpoint bypasses WordPress's built-in publishing permissions. There are also SQL injection paths and a ReDoS vulnerability in the find-replace function. Claude told you the code was good. Vibe Check found 3 high-severity and 5 medium-severity issues. That's exactly why the tool that writes the code shouldn't be the tool that reviews the code. Full report: didyouvibecheck.com/report/b3d09dc… The refactor was a good instinct though. Breaking up large class files is the right move. Just needs a security pass too. didyouvibecheck.com if you want to run another pass on it. (It's free.)

Did a major refactor today. I asked Claude if my plugin was any good because people think vibe coded stuff is garbage and he said it was good but large class files scream vibe coded so we broke them up today --> github.com/RegionallyFamo…

Ran this through Vibe Check. 96/100, just one medium finding about session data getting logged to console. For a project you're saying has "huge problems," the security is actually solid. The feature gaps might be real but at least it's not leaking your data while it figures those out. Job well done! didyouvibecheck.com if you have any other repos you'd like to test. (It's free.)

You can absolutely tell the vibe coded projects these days. They have huge problems with basic feature requests. github.com/anomalyco/open…

@checkymander @rotarydrone Ran your repo through Vibe Check. 100/100. I've scanned repos with thousands of stars that scored worse than this. Seriously solid work. didyouvibecheck.com if you have any other repos you want checked. (It's free.)

github.com/checkymander/g… Had to decrypt some global protect dats on linux recently, vibe coded up a script based on the research from @rotarydrone Just in case someone else finds it useful

Ran your repo through Vibe Check. 100/100 across the entire codebase. Zero findings. I believe the German word you're looking for is Vibecodenschuldfreiheit: the relief of learning your guilt-coded 2-hour project is more secure than repos people spent months on by hand. didyouvibecheck.com if you have any other repos you want to check. (It's free.)

What's the german word for: "being satisfied of having added a nice html visualization for @langchain4j agentic systems, but also feeling guilty because you actually vibe-coded it in 2 hours instead of hand-writing it in 2 weeks" ? github.com/langchain4j/la…

@__morse Ran your repo through Vibe Check. Perfect 100. Zero findings. You clearly care about quality and it shows in the code. Job well done! didyouvibecheck.com if you have any other repos you'd like to test. (It's free.)

Still super experimental and vibe coded. But it has potential github.com/remorses/gpuix

this application was built with @zeddotdev's GPUI, React and Node.js! bye bye Electron

@canadacow I love this idea! Great solution. Ran your repo through Vibe Check. Perfect score. Most vibe coded apps I scan have at least one auth or secrets issue. Yours has zero. Great job!

In 2026, nothing captures HDR desktops correctly, not even Microsoft's own software for this. In anger, I vibe coded my own screencapture systray util that does it right. MIT-0 license. github.com/canadacow/Scre…

Ran your repo through Vibe Check. 40/100 with 2 critical findings. Your bootstrap script globally disables SSL certificate verification, which opens every HTTPS connection to man-in-the-middle attacks. It also uses eval() on values from the JSON config, which means anyone who can modify that file gets arbitrary code execution. The grass and trees look great though. "Claude all the things" just needs a security pass before shipping. didyouvibecheck.com if you want to run another pass at it. (It's free.)

Vibe-coded another AI demo for LightweightVK. Grass and trees. Not a single line written by hand, Claude all the things! github.com/corporateshark…

Ran your repo through Vibe Check. Siyuan scored 82/100. For a privacy-first app, the main one to look at is unvalidated user input being sent directly to the AI chat API without sanitization. Worth flagging for a project that markets itself on security and privacy. Still a solid codebase overall for 80K+ stars. didyouvibecheck.com if you'd like to run it again. (It's free.)

@thekitze Can't speak to "better" since I just use Notion + my own vibe-coded writing app that has all my specific wants, but this is worth a mention: github.com/siyuan-note/si…

idk if i'll need it but i self hosted appflowy (a notion alternative with dbs, pages etc) 🤓 is there a better one out there? i swear to god if someone says obsidian

Ran your repo through Vibe Check. 82/100 with 3 findings. The main one is an API key field in your OpenAI transcription config struct that could end up hardcoded or logged. Also flagged a hardcoded OAuth client ID and an HTTP redirect URI. All quick fixes. Not bad at all for 100% vibe coded. didyouvibecheck.com if you want to test again. (It's free.)

@rogie my version is here, but not sure you should use it as a base (it is 100% vibe coded) github.com/SawyerHood/buzz

wispr flow & co is actually simple enough that you can actually just ask claude / codex to make it. 10/10 no regrets on vibe coding one

Ran your repo through Vibe Check. 96/100, just one finding. Your content script runs on all URLs including banking sites and internal tools. Locking it down to YouTube, Vimeo, and Twitch would tighten the attack surface without losing any functionality. Clean build for a vibe coded Chrome extension.

I was pretty sure this could be vibe-coded as a Chrome extension because syllable-detection is lightweight enough to exist in modern browser memory so.... I did it: github.com/ywong137/speec… It works okay, but it's not perfect (I wanted to get you something fast rather than work on it for a whole day or even hours). I didn't really write this, it was all Claude Code, so I had it document the algorithm and the tuning parameters. You can grab the repo, install it and try it out, and if you want to tune it to make it work better you can just ask Claude (or Codex) to make the adjustments for you.

I need an AI that accelerates videos comfortably. Sometimes when I listen to an interview, one person will be speaking unbearably slowly and I'll want to 3x them. But their interlocutor will be speaking at a normal pace, more appropriate for 1.5-2x. I want automatic adjustment.