What cool or useful stuff have you vibecoded, anon?
>>109247386nothing. i am bored of making projects
>>109247386I'm making a Cloud-native scalable transformative seamless agile innovative synergistic holistic dynamic value-driven intuitive robust future-proof disruptive optimized strategic integrated omnichannel scalable and enterprise-ready AI automation marketing tools.
>>109247386Matrix clientDiscord clientScreenshot toolWeb browserGemini API theft deviceMalwareC2 Server backendZero daysYoutube scraperBotGuard bypassPOToken extractorZ.ai StealerStealer logs scraper for telegramMonetized telegram bot (malware)
A FLAC to Opus script in Python calling opusenc and using Mutagen for metadata. It barely handled edge cases so I had to rewrite most of it manually. Got tired of constantly asking Claude to fix shit it didn't understand at first or fucked up.
>>109247386i slopcoded a tool that helps me sort my vacation pictures. very simple but also very helpful
>>109248027I thought opusenc did this natively I know oggenc did for Vorbis
>>109248422opusenc can set Vorbis comments on Opus (although you need metaflac to extract them from the source files), but I have a couple of thousands albums to peruse with sometimes odd directory structures and/or mistagged files. e.g. multiple discs, album art sub-directories that should be ignored, DISCNUMBER absent even on multi-CD albums. Claude couldn't handle the edge cases well enough to make it worth the bother, so I just ended up writing most code myself. Honestly, the>if the LLM isn't trained on it, it doesn't understandmeme seems to be largely correct in my experience. I just can't be arsed to direct the AI every single turn it takes.
>>109247386various gis applications for work
>>109248035Sort how?My 4cha- uhh vacation folder is also in disarrayTried a local AI model to try and generate very basic tags for the pics (like instagram adds instantly when you upload a pic) but it was way too heavy to run, even the lightweight models
>>109248508>local AI model>too heavy to runWhat hardware do you have? I was looking at a local model to index all my images, but this doesn't much inspire confidence.
>>109248526ASUS TUF Gaming AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT OCAMD Ryzen 5 7600 CPUBy too heavy I mean for batch processing, it took maybe 10 seconds per image, plus could notice the utilization spiking which didn't instill confidence in running it to process my thousands of imagesI'm a tard at AI models though so maybe I did it wrong
>>109247386Im adding TTS engines to it now, but a unified character catalog that let's you save workflows per character so you don't have to remember which app to use to get which voice.
>>109248024>Matrix client>Discord client>Screenshot tool>Web browser>Gemini API theft device>Malware>C2 Server backend>Zero days>Youtube scraper>BotGuard bypass>POToken extractor>Z.ai Stealer>Stealer logs scraper for telegram>Monetized telegram bot (malware)Do you use all this shit every day?
Not very useful but I launched a shitty vibecoded site yesterday to list/rank other shitty vibecoded projects, submit yours today anons!https://vibecoding.rocks
>>109247386A better vibecoding tool.
>>109248024They hated him because he was based.
I vibe coded OP's mom, so far it's just a slob
>>109247386I’m working on a probability market trading bot. Nobody has thought of doing it the way I have, I asked Claude and it said so. Luddites just keep losing
>>109248024>Youtube scraper>BotGuard bypass>POToken extractor"I got my slopbot to copy yt-dlp's work"
>>109247386Not fully vibed as I verify code quality and correctness, but I've written an extension module to nushell's std/dirs.Instead of just bare bones dir list tracking, it allows you to save and load dir lists as stacks, search them, jump to other dirs in the list in interactive mode, etc.Makes it dead simple to keep a stack per project with all the relevant dirs for that project, and jump between them as necessary. Shell navigation when you have a ton of stuff going on has always been my biggest friction point and this was my solution. I'm sad I didn't implement it sooner.
>>109248024>web browsersure thing, buddy
I vibe coded the lite version of the app for the company I interned at back when I was still in my early semesters. During my defense, everyone tried to cook me, but they couldn't. Funny enough, it was because I openly admitted that I vibe coded the app
