For anyone interested in vibe coding, I have an initial version of vibey that could be interesting/useful. I built it more as an exploration of ideas than a practical tool, but it'd be awesome to make something useful (for a change). The core ideas are: 1) everything's a document (including your dialogs with the LLM and your orchestration patterns) 2) the UI runs in a browser 3) agents run YOLO but they are in docker containers per project, limiting blast radius. Also there's a neat autogit feature where the system automatically commits on every tool call that changes the state. Besides the tool, if you've been playing around with vibe coding, any input you have would be welcome. I still don't know much what to think about it except a strong feeling that it is here to stay.

@Federico Pereiro hey, popping in to say a lot of what you've got documented here and in the project page gels with what I've been doing for experimentation. Would be happy to share some thoughts and maybe an experiment or too. Have any time coming up to chat?🖖🏼

Hi Ivan! Cool, I'll DM you.