I've made some vibecoding tools over the past few months. Whenever I look for a basic idea to try to implement with these tools, I find myself choosing different kinds of nostr clients. I'm starting to realize this may be a profound pattern. It would be a big deal if building nostr apps become the easiest, most fun way to play around with vibecoding.

It only took 4 years, but I might finally be nostr-pilled

GM

Has anyone made a skill that can teach an agent to pilot something like

GitHub

GitHub - vercel-labs/agent-browser: Browser automation CLI for AI agents

Browser automation CLI for AI agents. Contribute to vercel-labs/agent-browser development by creating an account on GitHub.

with a nostr signing browser extension installed? Something like this would be useful for debugging I imagine ...

I'm going to start doing long vibecoding livestreams every day. I'm looking for someone who can edit 8 hour livestreams into like 30 second or 10 minute clips that can go viral in normie world. The right person - Vibe codes a lot and well (or is trying hard to learn) - Is fascinated by freedom tech - Can figure out how to edit videos (I don't think this will be hard if you're sharp and really lean into AI tools)

Well that was fun

Trying to use zapstream from OBS. When I enter this server url and stream key into OBS I get this error every time. Can anyone help?

onwards

cooking up something absolutely insane

Blessed is the mind too small for doubt

This sounds really cool. From the guy who built Tailscale.

exe.dev

Goodbye Sketch, Hello Shelley! - exe.dev blog

Introducing Shelley, exe.dev's mobile-friendly, web-based, multi-modal coding agent.

GOALIE FIGHT!!!

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